Songwriter
Jule Styne piano songs
17 songs by Jule Styne, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as pop piano, blues and boogie-woogie piano and ballad piano.
Every Jule Styne song
- Make Someone HappyF major · 4/4 · V7–I–IV7–iii
- The Christmas WaltzF major · 3/4 · VI7–ii–V7–I
- Never Never LandF major · 4/4 · #iv–iv–I–bVII
- The Party’s OverB major · 4/4 · V7–I–V7–I
- Bye Bye BabyBb major · 2/2 · VI7–ii–V7–I
- Everything’s Coming Up RosesC major · 2/2 · I–VII–I–VII
- Ev’ry Street’s A Boulevard (In Old New York)Bb major · 4/4 · I–III7–vi–viio
- Five Minutes MoreC major · 2/2 · V7–I–III7–IV
- Five Minutes MoreC major · 2/2 · I–III–III7–IV
- I Still Get JealousBb major · 2/2 · io–I–bVI7–V7
- It’s MagicBb major · 2/2 · I–vi–ii–V7
- Let Me Entertain YouC major · 2/2 · biio–ii–V7–I
- Small WorldEb major · 4/4 · I–vi–ii–V7
- Time After TimeC major · 4/4 · ii–V7–I–vi
- Vict’ry PolkaC major · 2/2 · VI7–ii–VI7–ii
- You Gotta Have A GimmickG major · 4/4 · II7–V7–I7–IV7
- You’re My GirlEb major · 2/2 · II7–ii–V7–I
How Jule Styne is played
Questions about Jule Styne on piano
What are the easiest Jule Styne songs to play on piano?
Start with Never Never Land, The Party’s Over and Bye Bye Baby: their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.
What keys are Jule Styne songs in?
Most often C major, Bb major and F major.
Which chord progressions do Jule Styne songs use?
VI7–ii–V7–I, I–vi–ii–V7 and V7–I–V7–I come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.