She's Funny That Way: Lead Sheet
Tony Bennett
Item: 00-PSL-000204
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Legendary jazz musician Tony Bennett needs little introduction. Winner of both Grammy and ASCAP Lifetime Achievement Awards, and long-time inductee of the Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame, Tony's latest release features classic favorites covering three decades of recording. While fans flocked to purchase the CD, PBS's "American Masters" series celebrated the release with a special entitled "Tony Bennett: The Music Never Ends." All music in this album-matching folio includes lyrics, melody line, and chord changes with professionally arranged piano accompaniment.
Titles: Anything Goes * The Very Thought of You * The Way You Look Tonight * Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye * That Old Black Magic * A Foggy Day * I'll Be Seeing You * Ain't Misbehavin' * It Had to Be You * Moonglow (Duet w with K.D. Lang) * She's Funny That Way * You Go to My Head * They Can't Take That Away from Me * You'll Never Get Away from Me * Taking a Chance on Love.
Titles: Anything Goes * The Very Thought of You * The Way You Look Tonight * Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye * That Old Black Magic * A Foggy Day * I'll Be Seeing You * Ain't Misbehavin' * It Had to Be You * Moonglow (Duet w with K.D. Lang) * She's Funny That Way * You Go to My Head * They Can't Take That Away from Me * You'll Never Get Away from Me * Taking a Chance on Love.
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Publisher:
Alfred Music
Page Count:
76
SKU:
00-PSL-000204
More about this title
About the Artist: Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett stands as one of the most celebrated voices in American popular music, with a career spanning seven decades. A Grammy Award winner and ASCAP Lifetime Achievement honoree, Bennett was inducted into both the Big Band Hall of Fame and Jazz Hall of Fame, cementing his role as a keeper of the Great American Songbook and a bridge between the golden age of standards and contemporary audiences.
Beyond his vocal artistry, Bennett's approach to music education and mentorship has influenced generations of singers. His insistence on proper phrasing, lyrical integrity, and respect for the composer's intent offers singers and pianists a masterclass in how standards should be performed and understood.
Why we love this
This collection pairs Bennett's interpretive authority with the complete harmonic and melodic framework singers and pianists need to explore these classics authentically. The professionally arranged piano parts give accompanists scaffolding that honors the songs without overwhelming the vocalist, making it ideal for recital preparation or studio work at intermediate to advanced levels.
What to expect
Elegant, conversational, and deeply human. These arrangements breathe with the unhurried confidence of someone who has lived with these melodies for decades. The piano writing supports rather than dominates, creating space for the vocalist to inhabit each lyric with honesty and warmth.
Who it's for
Intermediate to advanced singers and pianists preparing jazz standards for recital or performance. Accompanists who want album-matched arrangements that preserve the integrity of Bennett's interpretations while allowing room for personal expression.
How to get the most out of it
- Study Bennett's recorded phrasing on each title before rehearsing; his approach to breath placement and lyrical emphasis reveals nuances in the melody that sheet notation alone cannot convey.
- Balance the melody line with the chord changes rather than treating them as separate layers. The sophistication of these standards lives in the interplay between vocal line and harmonic movement.
- Use the provided lyrics as your primary guide to emotional phrasing, not just as text to sing. These songs tell specific stories, and the music follows the narrative.
How to use it
Feature individual selections as recital openers or encore pieces that anchor a program in American songbook tradition. A singer preparing a standards-focused concert can build an entire set from this collection, using Bennett's interpretations as both inspiration and reference point.
Skills your students will build
- Reading lead sheets with chord symbols and interpreting harmonic changes
- Phrasing standards with attention to lyrical narrative and melodic contour
- Accompanying singers from written charts while supporting rather than overshadowing the vocal line
- Understanding the relationship between jazz harmony and vocal interpretation