LOVE LETTERS - Free Jazz Leadsheet

“Love Letters” was composed by Victor Young with lyrics by Edward Heyman and published in 1945. Originally created for the film of the same name, the song conveys a tender, romantic mood through its flowing melody and expressive harmonies.

The first vocal recording was made by Dick Haymes with Victor Young’s orchestra in 1945. Since then, it has been interpreted by numerous singers and instrumentalists, remaining a staple of both jazz and popular music repertoires. Its lyrical phrasing and adaptable structure make it suitable for intimate vocal renditions and instrumental improvisation alike.