ALONE TOGETHER - Free Jazz Leadsheet

"Alone Together," composed by Arthur Schwartz with lyrics by Howard Dietz in 1932, has become a quintessential jazz ballad. The first recording was by Leo Reisman and His Orchestra in New York, showcasing the song's harmonic sophistication and lyrical depth.

Over the decades, it has been interpreted by many jazz instrumentalists and vocalists, appreciated for its evocative mood and expressive potential. The lyrics explore themes of intimacy, connection, and reflective romance.

The composition follows a 32-bar form with intricate harmonies, providing space for nuanced phrasing and improvisation, making it a favorite in both small-group and big-band contexts.