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.Includes 16 part books conductor score and CD

Even though the TV show is for little tikes the familiar theme song is very popular with jazz players. (Go figure!) The saxes are featured on the head and the trumpets take the melody on the bridge. This easy chart also includeswritten or ad lib solos for Trumpet and/or Tenor and a full ensemble shout chorus at the end. You'll have fun with this one!

Here is a fresh take on one of the all-time standards of early jazz made famous by Louis Armstrong. There is a hint of old time jazz style mixed in with a more traditional straight ahead swing feel. A great way to introduce a bit of history with achart thats also fun to play.

The Hal Leonard Jazz Combo Paks are a versatile and inexpensive way to put four fantastic charts in front of your high school or college combo. The flexible instrumentation provides many options for covering theparts; the arrangements are absolutely top notch; and at $45.00 for four standards you will never find a better value.Instrumentation:- Line 1 (lead or harmony): Alto Sax Trumpet Soprano Sax Clarinet Flute Vibes- Line 2 (lead or harmony): Alto Sax Bari Sax Trumpet Soprano Sax Clarinet Trombone- Line 3: Bari Sax Tenor Sax Trumpet TrombonePak #14 includes: I'll Take Romance • Just theWay You Are • One Note Samba (Samba De Uma Nota So) • Stompin' at the Savoy.

This cookin' original from Mark Taylor opens with the rhythm section setting up the groove before the saxes take the first statement of the head. Packed with energy throughout this medium tempo blues chart features plenty ofsolid ensemble writing solo space for trumpet and tenor plus a final ensemble shout that includes some solo fills for your drummer. Powerful!

Par . Conveying a sentiment that we can all relate to, this masterful and poignant Bossa Nova features a sensitive, fully notated piano solo, richly scored horns, and solo options for both the novice player and also a more intermediate level. As with all of Michele's writing, the rhythm section parts are carefully notated to help take the guesswork out of attaining the correct Latin style. / Date parution : 2023-01-24/ Répertoire / Jazz Ensemble

Here is the Mile Davis jazz standard skillfully and uniquely arranged for 6 horns plus rhythm. On the head the saxes take the signature melody line answered by the brass. The open solo section features tasty background figures followed by a tuttiensemble section before returning to the head.

We're not entirely sure what possessed Mike Tomaro to take what is probably the best-known jazz waltz and turn it into a samba! Actually the relaxed Latin groove works quite well and there are solos for trombone and tenor sax. Give it a try!

A jazz standard from the legendary Sonny Rollins Doxy is arranged here in a very playable and appealing swing setting for little big band. Tenor sax baritone sax and trombone take the lead in the beginning and an open solosection for any instrument adds to the chart's flexibility.

From the movie that has captured everyones imagination here is the hit song Let It Go skillfully arranged for young jazz groups. Trumpets take the melody first following by the trombones accompanied by the saxes. Sure tosound great withlimited rehearsal time this arrangement also requires no soloists.

Originally a hit for Van Morrison back in 1967 this catchy and familiar tune remains popular today. Arranged here in a moderate Latin style the saxes take the lead in the beginning accompanied by brass punches. Later thetrombones get into the act and finally the full ensemble joins in the fun. Solos are included for alto sax and trumpet.

Featuring a contemporary sounding groove utilizing even 8th notes this familiar standard is given a unique treatment in the skilled hands of Mike Tomaro. A trio of tenor sax trombone and guitar take the lead before yielding tothe entire ensemble.The overall style is laid back but with an underlying rhythmic pulse and energy with plenty of variety in scoring and dynamics.

Similar to the trademark version by Ike & Tina Turner this easy arrangement starts out slow in the beginning then kicks into high gear to finish out. Saxes take the lead at first but there is plenty of full ensemble playing as well. No solos are required.

The trombones take the spotlight in this medium blues swing chart from Mark Taylor. There are short written or ad lib solos for each trombone player and there is a nice ensemble shout chorus for the full band.

Accompanied by drums on brushes saxes take the first round followed by the brass on this tasty bop-style original from Mark Taylor. Plenty of nice ensemble work and section feature spots spice up this winner. Solos are for trumpet and tenor.