Here's an arrangement by John Higgins which makes this jazz classic accessible to most ensembles. Intriguing chord voicings and strong thematic construction make this chart a sure winner.

Restricted ranges make this a great learning piece and a very easy number to program. A standard 12-bar blues with no sidebars written for the developing jazz ensemble. Very limited ranges make this chart very accessible. (Top written note for trumpet is C; B for trombone.)

Young Jazz Ensemble - Grade 3 Arranged here in a Basie swing style this solid chart will make young bands sound great. Including some sophisticated harmonies and creative ensemble lines this upbeat arrangement is sure to become a favorite.

Rock on! Even the youngest band can sound great on this simple yet effective rock-jazz chart. Featuring a written drum solo, ensemble handclaps, and a solo section for all wind instruments, this will make the band will sound terrific from the first note. Easy to rehearse and quick to come together, Rock the House is an outstanding choice. Optional parts for two flutes, two clarinets, horn, baritone horn, tuba, baritone sax, and guitar. A gem from Victor Lopez, this is a perfect choice for jazz beginners.

John Berry takes this vintage Beach Boys hit and adds just enough spice to make it really swing for jazz ensemble. A great addition to any holiday occasion.

John Berry has come up with an excellent version of this Irving Berlin favorite that maintains a sense of reverence yet will sound great with a jazz ensemble. Easy to learn this will make a nice addition to your programming needs.

Young Jazz Classics-Playing jazz should be fun and this carefully constructed arrangement for young players will certainly help make this happen. Alto and Trumpet take the melody at the top then the rest of the band joins in for a lively romp!

With its medium shuffle groove and simple riff-based melodies Steam Shuffle is the perfect blues chart for your beginning jazz ensemble. The solo section can be opened up to provide an opportunity for you to show off your talented soloists. Well notated rhythm section parts and strong unison horn lines will make this chart work with even the most inexperienced jazzers. Very easy.

Par MCDANIELS EUGENE. Compared to What arranged by Mike Kamuf has a straight-eighth groove played around 148 BPM with a distinctive Les McCann flavor. Written solos provided for tenor 1 and trumpet 2, unison sax lead lines, some written drum fills, and a sweet shout chorus together make a fine chart. Optional vibes too! (4:01) This title is available in SmartMusic. / Date parution : 2022-10-12/ Répertoire / Jazz Ensemble

A 'Taste of Cuba' for sure. A very hot Latin chart premiered at the Midwest Band Clinic, 2015, this is a show-stopper chart for a strong band. The chart is jam-packed with lines that bounce from section to section, including a suggested written tenor sax solo with backgrounds. Lead trumpet range is to written A above the staff with an optional high D. Two auxiliary percussion parts that really make this chart come alive plus optional flute and vibraphone too. (3:39) / Ensemble De Jazz

The unique harmonic sounds of this Duke Ellington classic make it particularly appealing for jazz combos.

Discovery Jazz-It is virtually impossible to listen to the radio and not hear this huge hit from the group OutKast! The relaxed groove and memorable riffs make it a standout in today's music scene. This solid chart from John Berry will soundgreat even with inexperienced and incomplete bands.

Ever since The Bare Necessities was first introduced in the classic movie The Jungle Book this catchy tune has remained a familiar favorite. Featured again in the 2016 movie here is an easy arrangement that will make your young ensemble sound terrific.