All of Me
The wedding piece of the 2010s – an accompaniment pattern you learn once and then carry.
The piece at a glance
- Composer
- John Legend
- Year
- 2013
- Origin
- Album Love in the Future
- Key
- A♭ major
- Level
- Beginner
- Keys recommended
- 61 are enough
How difficult is it?
A broken-chord accompaniment that sticks quickly. The original key with four flats looks daunting but sits well in the hand.
The real hurdle
Four flats put beginners off. In fact the black keys lie more comfortably here than expected.
How long does it take?
With basic skills, playable as song accompaniment in one to two weeks.
A rule of thumb, not a rule – how fast it goes depends on prior experience and practice time. This level is an assessment, not a measurement: most pieces exist in arrangements ranging from heavily simplified to concert level. The rating refers to the common arrangement.
Which instrument suits it?
61 keys are enough. Anyone singing along benefits from a transpose function.
Instruments that suit it
Casio CT-S300 EU approx. €160–185Light, sturdy, with a carry handle – the uncomplicated kids’ and second keyboard.
Korg B2 EU approx. €350–440The overlooked fifth player: real hammer action from a heritage maker – often the cheapest serious 88.
Roland RP-107 EU approx. €980–1,100Cabinet digital piano with PHA-4 Standard action.
The catalogue lists 233 instruments with verified data – key count, action and connections documented rather than claimed.
Where to find the sheet music
This piece is under copyright. Sheet music is available only from licensed publishers – free PDFs found online are usually not legal.
Modern editions and arrangements
Simplified versions, modern engraving and arrangements are available from the usual sheet music retailers. We will add direct links here shortly.
Frequently asked questions
How difficult is All of Me?
A broken-chord accompaniment that sticks quickly. The original key with four flats looks daunting but sits well in the hand.
What key is All of Me in?
All of Me is in A♭ major.
How many keys do you need for All of Me?
An instrument with 61 keys is enough for this piece.
Who composed All of Me?
John Legend, 2013.
Can you download the sheet music for All of Me for free?
This piece is under copyright. Sheet music is available only from licensed publishers – free PDFs found online are usually not legal.
How long does it take to learn All of Me?
With basic skills, playable as song accompaniment in one to two weeks.
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