Do What You Do!: Piano/Vocal/Chords Digital Sheet Music

Direct and unpretentious, with a title that signals warmth and authenticity. The song invites genuine connection between singer and accompanist rather than flashy technique.

Singers performing popular material in recital or small ensemble settings, and pianists accompanying vocalists. This work suits performers who want to develop their sight-reading skills with chord symbols and who enjoy contemporary pop or musical theatre styles.

• Balance the vocal line so it sits naturally above the piano part without forcing projection. The chord symbols give you room to voice the accompaniment in whatever register serves the singer best.
• Use the chord chart to practice different voicings during rehearsal. This flexibility means you can adapt the arrangement to match your accompanist's comfort level and the room acoustics.
• Lock in the rhythmic groove early. Even a straightforward piano/vocal setup benefits from a clear sense of pulse between you and your singer.

Include this in a cabaret-style concert or vocal showcase where singers rotate through various accompanists and arrangements. It works equally well as a rehearsal tool for soloists preparing for larger ensemble performances.

• Reading and interpreting chord symbols in a lead sheet format
• Coordinating vocal melody with piano accompaniment
• Sight-reading piano/vocal arrangements