My Cup Runneth Over: Piano/Vocal/Chords Digital Sheet Music

My Cup Runneth Over: Piano/Vocal/Chords Digital Sheet Music

Harvey Schmidt

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Why we love this

This standard sits comfortably in the repertoire of cabaret singers, musical theater performers, and jazz vocalists who need accessible material with genuine warmth. The chord changes are straightforward enough for pianists still building fluency in jazz voicings, yet the melody carries enough character to reward expressive interpretation.

What to expect

Gratitude and contentment suffuse this song, creating an atmosphere of quiet joy rather than unbridled celebration. The melody unfolds with natural phrasing that feels more like conversation than proclamation, making it ideal for singers who find strength in restraint.

Who it's for

Vocalists preparing for auditions, recitals, or casual performances who want a reliable standard with clear harmonic structure. Pianist-accompanists benefit from the chord lead sheet format, which allows flexibility in arrangement and voicing.

How to get the most out of it

  • Balance the vocal line so it sits naturally above the piano texture; resist the urge to oversing, which flattens the song's intimacy.
  • Use the chord chart to explore different voicing colors across verses and choruses. Lean into richer extensions in the second half to build momentum.
  • Lock the rhythm section feel between voice and piano left hand; a conversational, slightly laid-back tempo suits this material better than a strict metronomic pulse.
  • Shape the bridge as a moment of vocal vulnerability rather than dramatic breakthrough. Let the piano support this shift without overwhelming it.

How to use it

Program this as a closing number to brighten a recital's final moments, or pair it with other standards in a cabaret-style set. It also works well as a warm-up or teaching tool when you need material that develops both accompaniment fluency and vocal interpretation without technical extremes.

Skills your students will build

  • Chord chart reading and harmonic awareness
  • Jazz and popular vocal phrasing
  • Piano accompaniment voicing and flexibility
  • Lyrical interpretation and dynamic control

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