ALONE - Free Jazz Leadsheet

"Alone," composed by Harry Akst with lyrics by Arthur Freed in 1927, is valued for its lyrical melody and emotional resonance. The first recording was by Marion Harris in New York, capturing the song's introspective tone and gentle swing.

It has been revived by numerous jazz and pop artists over the years, often highlighting its tender expression and nostalgic mood. The lyrics convey solitude and quiet longing.

The song employs a 32-bar structure with a memorable melody, offering opportunities for both vocal expression and instrumental improvisation, suitable for intimate performances and jazz ensembles alike.