Jazz giant Miles Davis is probably best-known for this tune. Alternating between a small combo (alto tenor bari. trumpet trombone and guitar) and full ensemble Mark has created a masterful chart for young players. Improvisingis all done on 2 dorian scales. Sample written solos and scales are included. This one should be in every young band's library!

The music featured in this folio part of a continuing series of books covering the music of the legendary trumpet player/composer consists of original Davis compositions from three different periods. Miles was signed to the Prestige label in the '50s and many of the recordings he made for that label were recorded after Miles had already signed a contract with Columbia Records. There were a number of marathon sessions made to finish out the Prestige agreement. Most of the resulting recordings are regarded as classics today and such tunes as 'Green Haze' and 'Tune Up' are favorites among jazz musicians young and old. Davis' Columbia recordings of 1958-59are prized for the excellence of the material the solos of Cannonball Adderley John Coltrane Wynton Kelly and Bill Evans and the beauty of the recording quality. Kind of Blue included such gems as 'Blue in Green' 'So What' and 'Freddie Freeloader'. Not only is Kind of Blue one of the best-selling albums of all time it kick-started the new jazz shich stressed modes and scales rather than chords. Miles led another legendary quartet in the early '60s with Wayne Shorter Herbie Hancock Ron Carter and Tony Williams. 'Circle' and 'Agitation' became part of the group's active repertoire. The level of soling was consistently excellent and the quartet's appearances at clubs and concert halls were usually sold out.

Jazz Play-Along Volume 79-For use with all Bb Eb C and Bass clef instruments the Jazz Play-Along series is the ultimate learning tool for all jazz musicians. With musician-friendly lead sheets melody cues and other split-track choices on the included CD this first-of-its-kind package makes learning to play jazz easier than ever before.

Jazz Play-Along Volume 2-10 Miles Davis Classics for Bb Eb and C instruments. Includes a CD for improvisation study and performance. Each tune includes a slipt track with melody cue with proper style and inflection professional rhythm tracks choruses for soloing removable piano part an additional full stereo accompaniment track (no melody) and additional choruses for soloing.

Jazz Ensemble Library – Grade 4One of the highlights from Miles Davis' landmark recording “Birth of the Cool” is this medium swing composition by Gerry Mulligan. Skillfully adapted for full jazz ensemblefrom the original this arrangement features solos for trumpet and baritone sax (opt. tenor) as well as stellar ensemble writing. A classic!

For Eb Instruments-The ultimate resource for studying the work of Miles Davis. For Eb instruments. The Miles Davis Omnibook contains 50 note-for-note transcriptions of his recorded solos for: Airegin • All Blues • All of You • Au Privave • Bags' Groove • Billie's Bounce (Bill's Bounce) • Blue Haze • Budo • But Not for Me • Bye Bye Blackbird • Diane • Dig • Doxy • E.S.P. • Footprints • Four • Freddie Freeloader • A Gal in Calico • Green Haze • I Waited for You • I'll Remember April • If I Were a Bell • It Could Happen to You • It's Only a Paper Moon • Jeru • K.C. Blues • Love Me or Leave Me • Miles Ahead • Milestones • My Funny Valentine • Oleo • On GreenDolphin Street • The Serpent's Tooth • Seven Steps to Heaven • Sippin' at Bells • So What • Solar • Some Day My Prince Will Come • Stablemates • Stella by Starlight • Stuff • Summertime • The Surrey with the Fringe on Top • The Theme • Trane's Blues • Tune Up • Walkin' • Well You Needn't (It's over Now) • Woodyn' You and Yesterdays.

Here's the classic Miles Davis tune from the landmark album Kind Of Blue carefully arranged for young groups. Written in 3/4 for ease of reading Mike has kept the feel and sound of the original in this excellent setting.

Jazz Play-Along Vol.50 . Par DAVIS MILES. A slice of Miles' career from 1957 to 1964 where he was at the apex of his popularity. An example of Miles' unparalleled influence as a trumpeter, composer, and band leader, his sidemen, Cannonball Adderly, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, David Liebman, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins, and Wayne Shorter have all had compositions presented in this series! Commemorating the 50th Play-A-Long are the classic tunes that Miles made famous. These jazz classics represent a slice of Mile’s illustrious career, from 1957 to 1964, during which Miles was at the apex of his popularity. As an example of Miles unparalleled influence as a trumpeter, composer and band leader, several of his sidemen Cannonball Adderly, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, David Liebman, Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins and Wayne Shorter have all had play-a-longs of their own compositions presented here in this series! Commemorating the 50th play-a-long in the series, here are the classic tunes Miles Davis made famous. Pianists and everyone else interested in piano voicings/comping, now have the extra advantage of being able to purchaseall of Mark Levine’s piano comping transcribed note-for-note in the Volume 50 Transcribed Piano Voicings book! Rhythm section is Mark Levine, piano; Todd Coolman, bass; and Steve Davis, drums / Rép International / Recueil / Tout Instrument

Indisputably one of the giants of jazz Miles Davis has influenced the whole of jazz since World War Two. At several stages in his career Miles has discarded his previous approach to improvisation and taken up an entirely new direction. Time and again the resulting performances have changed the course of jazz history. To put it simply Miles has repeatedly proved to be ahead of the game and the man to watch. Saxophonist and arranger John Robert Brown is a Senior Lecturer of the full-time staff at the City of Leeds College of Music where he has taught harmony and directed ensembles since 1975. He is a Vice-President of the Clarinet and SaxophoneSociety of Great Britain.

Available now in a very easy version this Miles Davis classic is a must for bands just starting out. The modal structure teaches the dorian scale and students are introduced to one of the legends of jazz.

The definitive recording of this jazz classic is by Bill Evans with other notable recordings by Cannonball Adderley and Joe Henderson. Paul Murtha's arrangement for young groups features a Latin style on the head then switches toswing on the bridge. Includes very effective writing for all sections of the band as well as solo space for alto sax.