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Someone to Watch Over Me – Frank Sinatra: piano chords

Someone to Watch Over Me by Frank Sinatra uses 13 chords in A major; difficulty on the piano: hard.

A major Difficulty: hard

Chords in the song

Chord sheet

A A7 D Ddim A Cdim E7 C#dim Bm Dm E7 A F#7 B7 E7 A A7 D Ddim A Cdim E7 C#dim Bm Dm E7 A D A A7 D A G#7 C#7 E7 A A7 D Ddim A Cdim E7 C#dim D Dm E7 A D A

Chords on the piano

Diagrams for the 10 most played chords

A

A — bass noteAC♯ — chord toneC♯E — chord toneE
AC♯E
Practice A

A7

A — bass noteAC♯ — chord toneC♯E — chord toneEG — chord toneG
AC♯EG
Practice A7

D

D — bass noteDF♯ — chord toneF♯A — chord toneA
DF♯A
Practice D

Ddim

D — bass noteDF — chord toneFA♭ — chord toneA♭
DFG♯
Practice Ddim

Cdim

C — bass noteCE♭ — chord toneE♭G♭ — chord toneG♭
CD♯F♯
Practice Cdim

E7

E — bass noteEG♯ — chord toneG♯B — chord toneBD — chord toneD
EG♯BD
Practice E7

C#dim

C♯ — bass noteC♯E — chord toneEG — chord toneG
C♯EG
Practice C#dim

Bm

B — bass noteBD — chord toneDF♯ — chord toneF♯
BDF♯
Practice Bm

Dm

D — bass noteDF — chord toneFA — chord toneA
DFA
Practice Dm

F#7

F♯ — bass noteF♯A♯ — chord toneA♯C♯ — chord toneC♯E — chord toneE
F♯A♯C♯E
Practice F#7

Questions

Which chords does Someone to Watch Over Me by Frank Sinatra use?

Different chords: 13. They are all in the list under “Chords in the song”.

What key is Someone to Watch Over Me by Frank Sinatra in?

The chords fit A major. This is estimated from the chords, so the recording may be in another key.

How hard is Someone to Watch Over Me to play on the piano?

Difficulty: hard. The rating counts the different chords (13), 7th and extended chords, and chords with another bass note.

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