My Way
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Browse piano sheets by Frank Sinatra on Zen Virtual Piano. Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) was the American singer and actor whose recording career ran from the big-band era into the 1990s. The supplied Britannica reference supports that span, from the Tommy Dorsey years through the Capitol and Reprise album peaks, and names My Way (1969) among the late-career signature songs. The ZenPiano public catalog returns three playable cards across two distinct works under the Frank Sinatra byline: two records of My Way and one of Almost Like Being In Love, all at Intermediate difficulty and Apprentice sheet level. Song-level evidence adds a boundary for the first title: the My Way lyric heard on Sinatra's recording was crafted for him by Paul Anka, so the queue byline marks performance context rather than a songwriting claim.
Browse piano sheets by Frank Sinatra on Zen Virtual Piano.
Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) was the American singer and actor whose recording career ran from the big-band era into the 1990s. The supplied Britannica reference supports that span, from the Tommy Dorsey years through the Capitol and Reprise album peaks, and names My Way (1969) among the late-career signature songs.
The ZenPiano public catalog returns three playable cards across two distinct works under the Frank Sinatra byline: two records of My Way and one of Almost Like Being In Love, all at Intermediate difficulty and Apprentice sheet level. Song-level evidence adds a boundary for the first title: the My Way lyric heard on Sinatra's recording was crafted for him by Paul Anka, so the queue byline marks performance context rather than a songwriting claim.
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Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) was an American singer and actor whose career extended from 1930s big bands through landmark Capitol and Reprise recordings.
The public catalog query returns two records of My Way and one of Almost Like Being In Love (all Intermediate, Apprentice), carried under the Frank Sinatra byline.
The English lyric was crafted for Sinatra by Paul Anka; the queue byline marks performance context, not songwriting.