These exciting new jazz numbers will give starter bands the encouragement and assurance they need to sound really great. It's not necessary to use all the parts just choose the ones that best suit your players. Thereare flexible parts for C B Flat and E Flat instruments Piano and Bass. Each tune has a melody line for C B Flat or E Flat instruments. Most tunes have some improvisation starter notes which can be used throughout thepiece to create solos and give confidence to beginner improvisers. On the included backing track CD the backing accompaniments for each piece are repeated four times to allow for optimal improvised solos.

Professional Editions-Jazz Ens-This Beatles classic is treated to a creative and varied setting in this production number from Richard Tuttobene. The lush chorale-like opening leads to a jazz waltz setting of the main theme featuring a flugelhorn soloist. Thefull ensemble isfeatured in a straight ahead swing section and the slow chorale style from the opening makes a brief yet effective return near the end. A unique tour de force for mature ensembles.

(Key: Eb). Par . Although this tuneful standard has been recorded by a number of jazz artists through the years, Beverly Kenney's version from 1957 caught everyone's attention recently thanks to the television commercial for Lincoln. This chart is perfectly paced with a feature spot for the full ensemble as well as a short solo for tenor sax. / Date parution : 2022-10-25/ Répertoire / Jazz Ensemble et Vocal

Penned by Bobby Timmons and recorded by a number of jazz artists over the years Dat Dere is a great example of soul jazz of the early '60s. This arrangement for small band features alto sax and trumpet on the head a section for open solos and a short ensemble shout at the end.

Here is one of Tito Puente's best known Latin production numbers and in the hands of Latin master Michael Philip Mossman this chart sets up an infectious and authentic groove that just does not let up. Includes solos for alto tenor trumpet and trombone as well as tight characteristic full ensemble punches. Skillfully done!

This medium blues standard has been recorded by a number of jazz artists and remains one of the best tunes of its genre. Featuring nice ensemble writing and a stop-time feel on the head this chart is a smooth addition to any program.

Most famously recorded by Josh Groban here is a nicely scored version for beginning jazz groups that allows each section a chance to play the melody at some point. The arrangement builds to a modulation followed by a powerfulstatement from the full ensemble. A marvelous change of pace number for any group.

From the acclaimed CD The E.N.D by the Black Eyed Peas this mega-hit was number one on the charts for more than 3 months and was also nominated for two Grammy awards. Featuring a driving groove and a familiar melody hereis a solid arrangement for jazz ensemble sure to bring a contemporary edge to your next concert.

Supplementing the Essential Elements Jazz Ensemble Method this extremely playable Latin number evokes the sea and the beach. It has interesting harmonies appealing rhythms and features a very approachable solo section that canbe opened for anyonein the band.

Duet Feature for Trumpet and Tenor Sax-Heres a bright and appealing jazz waltz that features a duet of flugel and tenor sax along with an easy flowing feel and style. Punctuated with sophisticated and well-scored ensemble feature spots this is a terrific change ofpace number for maturegroups.

From the acclaimed CD The E.N.D by the Black Eyed Peas this mega-hit was number one on the charts for more than 3 months and was also nominated for two Grammy awards. Featuring a driving groove and a familiar melody here is a solid arrangement for jazz ensemble sure to bring a contemporary edge to your next concert.

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.)

One of the most recognizable tunes from mega-group Earth Wind & Fire. This exciting production number opens with the slow chorale then launches into one of the best funk grooves ever written! Features a small ensemble on thehead powerful ensemble writing on the choruses and solo space for tenor sax. Hot!

This rousing production number features some of the best-known tunes made famous by the Blues Brothers.A great way to provide something a little different and entertaining at your next jazz concert this medley includes: Everybody Needs Somebody to Love Soul Man Soul Finger and I Can't Turn You Loose.