As Time Goes by: Easy Piano Digital Sheet Music

As Time Goes by: Easy Piano Digital Sheet Music

Herman Hupfeld

Item: 00-PS-0009824

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Why we love this

This standard never gets old, and the easy arrangement makes it accessible to students who want to play a genuine jazz classic without wrestling with complex voicings or intricate left-hand patterns. The timeless melody sits perfectly under the fingers, letting pianists focus on phrasing and touch rather than technical hurdles.

What to expect

Wistful and warm, like a memory brought into focus by a familiar song. The melody carries an unhurried elegance that speaks to timelessness, evoking a quiet moment of reflection rather than dramatic emotional display.

Who it's for

Piano students working at the easy level who are ready to explore the jazz standards repertoire without intermediate-level technical demands. It's ideal for anyone wanting to add a recognizable, singable piece to their recital program or casual playing.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody with a gentle rubato; the song's nostalgic character rewards small tempo adjustments that follow the lyrical contour rather than strict metronomic time.
  • Voice the left-hand accompaniment lightly so the melody can sing. Resist overweighting the harmony, which will muddy the classic simplicity of this tune.
  • Listen closely to the harmonic progression and let your ear guide dynamic choices. Small swell and recede within phrases will bring out the emotional arc.

How to use it

Use this as a solo recital piece that bridges classical training and standards repertoire, or program it alongside other jazz-influenced works to create a thematic set. It also works beautifully as an interlude piece or as an accompaniment vehicle if a vocalist joins for a duet.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing a simple melody with shape and intention
  • Playing jazz harmony with appropriate lightness and texture
  • Managing rubato and tempo flexibility in a standards context
  • Reading and interpreting chord-based accompaniment patterns

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