This Guy's In Love With You: Piano Vocal
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This Guy's In Love With You: Piano Vocal

As performed by Steve Tyrell / As performed by Herb Alpert / As performed by Bacharach & David / As performed by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass

Item: 35-DS00093763
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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00093763

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About the Artist: Steve Tyrell

Steve Tyrell brought new life to the American songbook as both a vocalist and interpreter of standards, particularly known for his work on the Stepford Wives soundtrack and his interpretations of classic material. His approach to vintage songs emphasizes clarity, warmth, and emotional directness, qualities that make his arrangements accessible to singers working through the jazz and pop vocal literature.

Why we love this

This enduring standard gives singers a chance to work with one of pop music's most elegant melodies, paired with piano writing that sits beautifully in the accompaniment without demanding virtuosity. The Bacharach and David songwriting is instantly recognizable and rewards careful attention to phrasing and lyrical storytelling. It's a song that teaches restraint and taste alongside musicality.

What to expect

Straightforward affection expressed through elegant melody and urbane harmony. The song unfolds without urgency or drama, confident in its own charm, with a piano part that feels almost like a conversation partner to the voice rather than an elaborate setting.

Who it's for

Voice students seeking repertoire that develops phrasing and interpretive maturity without requiring extended range or technical display. Piano and voice collaborators will appreciate the straightforward but sophisticated accompaniment that supports singers while remaining engaging to play.

How to get the most out of it

  • Treat the vocal line as conversational rather than theatrical; let the melody's natural contour carry the sentiment without oversinging.
  • Lock the piano's harmonic rhythm with your vocal phrasing, resisting the urge to rush through eighth-note passages.
  • Shape phrases around the lyrical meaning, allowing silence and space between melodic ideas so the text lands clearly.
  • Explore the dynamic range available within a fundamentally intimate song; small changes in volume often read more effectively than broad contrasts.

How to use it

A natural choice for recitals exploring American songwriting standards, or as a bridge piece in programs mixing classical and contemporary repertoire. The song's accessibility and recognizable melody also make it effective in more casual or community-facing contexts where emotional directness reads clearly.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing in extended melodic lines with minimal text repetition
  • Lyrical diction and clear communication of text
  • Coordination between vocal line and harmonic rhythm in the accompaniment
  • Dynamic control within an intimate dynamic range

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