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

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 through his phrasing, impeccable intonation, and interpretive depth. His influence on jazz singing, ballad interpretation, and swing phrasing remains foundational to music education in vocal jazz and American standards.

Sinatra's catalog offers educators a masterclass in melodic storytelling and rhythmic flexibility. His recordings demonstrate how to phrase a standard, breathe for clarity, and color lyrics with emotional specificity, making his work essential listening for students learning to interpret the Great American Songbook.

Why we love this

This Cole Porter standard is a perennial favorite because it swings effortlessly while remaining singable across ability levels. The melody sits comfortably in a conversational range, the harmonic movement is sophisticated without being opaque, and the lyrics invite playful delivery, giving vocalists room to find their own interpretation.

What to expect

Charming, conversational, and subtly romantic. The melody bounces with humor and confidence, shifting between intimate storytelling and exuberant swing. There's an elegance here that never feels precious, a quality that makes the song feel both timeless and immediate.

Who it's for

Vocalists learning jazz standards, singers preparing auditions or recitals, and vocal jazz ensembles looking for a teaching piece that combines sophistication with accessibility. The lead sheet format suits pianists and guitarists accompanying developing singers or arrangers building small-group charts.

How to get the most out of it

  • Treat the melody as conversational; emphasize the natural phrasing of the lyric rather than strict metric divisions. Sinatra rarely locked into a rigid beat.
  • Lean into the swing feel without over-articulating; let the rhythm section settle the groove while you float slightly ahead or behind the beat.
  • Color the bridge differently from the A sections. A slight lift in dynamics or a change in vocal production helps the form breathe.
  • Use the lead sheet as a roadmap, not a jail cell. Allow room for personal phrasing choices and rhythmic liberty that honor the standard's legacy of interpretation.

How to use it

Include it in a jazz standards concert or as part of a Great American Songbook recital. It works equally well as a featured solo number or as a duet opener that sets a warm, engaging tone for an evening of popular music.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing standards with flexibility within the lead sheet structure
  • Reading and interpreting chord symbols while maintaining conversational delivery
  • Swing rhythm and rhythmic placement relative to the beat
  • Navigating AABA song form with distinct harmonic colors
  • Building vocal interpretation from a lyric-driven perspective

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