Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love): Lead Sheet Digital Sheet Music

Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love): Lead Sheet Digital Sheet Music

Cole Porter, Frank Sinatra

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About the Artist: Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) shaped American popular song for more than five decades. His phrasing, intonation, and interpretive choices became the gold standard for jazz standards and Great American Songbook repertoire, influencing generations of vocalists and instrumentalists alike.

Why we love this

This Cole Porter classic offers jazz singers and instrumentalists an essential entry point into the Great American Songbook without requiring a full ensemble arrangement. The lead sheet format lets students focus on melodic phrasing, harmonic awareness, and the rhythmic sophistication Porter built into the melody itself.

What to expect

Witty and wry, with a playful undercurrent that masks genuine romantic conviction. The melody dances between syncopation and lyricism, inviting performers to find humor in the text while honoring the sophistication of Porter's harmonic language.

Who it's for

Jazz vocalists building their standards repertoire, instrumentalists (particularly saxophonists and trumpeters) looking to learn idiomatic melody playing, and pianists who want to deepen their chord voicing skills. This lead sheet works equally well for solo study, small ensemble work, or as a foundation for arrangement projects.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the opening phrases to sit comfortably in your range; the melody's elegance depends on legit tone, not stretched register
  • Track the harmonic progression closely; Porter's chord changes demand intentional voice leading, particularly in the bridge
  • Find the natural speech rhythm in the lyric and let it guide your phrasing rather than imposing a metronomic pulse
  • Experiment with the space between phrases; the architecture of this song rewards breathing that mirrors the text

How to use it

Pair this with other Porter standards to highlight compositional craft across a season; it also serves as an ideal bridge between classical and jazz contexts in a mixed-genre concert. Students can use the lead sheet as a practice vehicle for improvisation, reharmonization, or simply learning how professional musicians approach American song.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading lead sheet notation and understanding chord symbol vocabulary
  • Phrasing melody over jazz changes with harmonic awareness
  • Interpreting rhythmic notation in the context of lyrical text
  • Building interpretive choices that reflect both melody and harmony

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