From the Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie this well-known tune works great in a jazz setting. Written in a medium up-tempo swing style Rick Stitzel uses skilled ensemble scoring plus a great groove to create a chart thatyour band (as well as the audience) is sure to enjoy. A quartet of alto tenor trumpet and trombone is featured on the head and solos are included for alto and trumpet.

From Hal Leonard's acclaimed Essential Elements series for Jazz Ensemble here is an economical collection of 15 complete arrangements in a variety of styles. As a bonus feature each arrangement includes exercises for melody rhythm and improvisation. A valuable teaching tool in addition to filling your programming needs!Includes: All of Me Ballad for a Blue Horn Basin Street Blues Blues for a New Day Bubbert Goes Retro Bubbert'sGroove Ja-Da Mister Cool On Broadway Perfidia Satin Doll So What Song for San Miguel Sunday Afternoon and Take the “A” Train.

Here is a fabulous new collection of 15 arrangements by Michael Sweeney Peter Blair Jerry Nowak and John Berry. These are all proven winners from the acclaimed ?Discovery Jazz Series? and provide an economical source for quality and varied programming! As you can see from the list of titles there is no dead wood here! Includes: April in Paris Blues Machine Georgia on My Mind Harlem Nocturne I Heard It through the Grapevine It Don't Mean a Thing Mission: Impossible Theme Mood Indigo Moten Swing On Broadway Rock Around the Clock A String of Pearls T.W.A. (Trumpets with Attitude) Tangerine and Tequila.

Includes: On Broadway Barbara Ann Birth Of The Blues Mack The Knife Night And Day One Moment In Time. Includes accompanimnet CD.

Irving Berlin's upbeat show tune reached new heights of popularity with its appearance in Mel Brooks' movie (and new Broadway show) Young Frankenstein. Always an audience favorite this solid swing arrangement will be easy to learn and fun to play. (Includes CD)

(Compatible with original pit orchestration)-The title song from the hit Broadway music Bye Bye Birdie features an upbeat early rock 'n' roll style and catchy melody. This arrangement can be performed with or without a vocalist and has the added feature of being completelycompatible with the pit orchestration for the stage production!

In honor of Horace Silver's 75th birthday John Clayton serves up this special celebration of swing. The opening statement by trumpet and tenor is balanced nicely with full ensemble backgrounds. In the ?airy? middlesection of this uniquely crafted chart the rhythm section loosens up a bit and solos are offered for trombone and drums. The groove then returns and churns all the way to the finish.

Primarily known by the version by George Benson this classic tune is always a favorite. Mike's easy version features the trademark medium rock groove and some interesting harmonies to really bring it to life. Solos (with only 2chords) can be played by any instrument. Great for beginners!