This is probably George Harrisons most famous contribution to the illustrious catalog of recordings by The Beatles! Mike Tomaro maintains the general flavor of the distinctive original and takes the opportunity to dress it up abit for jazz ensemble.A classy new shine on a familiar gem!

Commissioned by the US Army Jazz Ambassadors this arrangement by Eric Richards shines new light on the beauty and depth of the classic Beatles hit. An up-tempo Brazilian groove gives way to hints of samba and songo but alwayswith a smooth and laidback feel. Piano solo is featured off the top followed by a trio of tenor trombone and guitar on the head and later solo space for one or more of these players. A brief nod to the classical feel of theoriginal Beatles track helps build to aclimactic shout for the full ensemble. Nice!

Perhaps one of the Beatles' lesser known tunes Blackbird remains one of their most creative and memorable. Mike Tomaro's smooth setting uses a blend of light funk along with a brief samba section to create a truly outstanding effect. The theme is stated simply in the beginning on trumpet followed by an array of orchestrational textures and harmonies.

The music of the Beatles continues to hold up today. Heres one of their best in this energetic arrangement by Peter Blair. Solid writing with limited technical demands ensure success with this one.

One of the classic early hits by the Beatles this catchy tune features an immediately recognizable melody and a driving swing/shuffle style. Included in this version for young players is the famous guitar break adapted for sax solo or soli.Enjoy great flexibility with the Easy Jazz Ensemble series! Playable with 4 saxes 3 trumpets 3 trombones and rhythm; includes optional parts for flute clarinet F horn and tuba.

One of the all-time great songs from the Beatles Yesterday truly has become a modern day standard! This well-scored arrangement for young jazz ensembles features a brief tenor solo beautiful counterlines and an overall richsound that will be impressive in concert or as a change of pace for festival.

Recorded by the Beatles on Let It Be and notably performed on the roof of Apple Studios in London here is a rockin' version for very young jazz bands.

Originally recorded by the Beatles John Wasson's version is actually closer in style to the hot rock/shuffle version recorded by Earth Wind and Fire. Plenty of energy and tight ensemble figures with a great groove.

Timeless rock ballad from the Beatles! John's solid arrangement will bring out the best in your young group with a chart that is creative as well as appealing.

Mike found a nice jazz shuffle groove for this early Beatles classic that will be a lot of fun for beginning groups. The minor blues solo section allows players to use either the blues scale or dorian mode for ease in improvising. Full length recording included.

The first Beatles hit to reach #1 in the US this song is characterized by strong rhythms and a catchy melody. There are sure to be some Beatle fans in your band and even more in your audiences.

The Bird hasFlown-Arranged in a style similar to the vintage version by Buddy Rich here is an easy jazz waltz based on this classic Beatles hit. It features strong ensemble writing along with a written or ad lib. solo for alto sax.

Reminiscent of the sassy and funky version recorded by Chaka Kahn here is a hot re-working of the classic Beatles hit. Featuring creative harmonies and sizzling horn riffs this is sure to add a spark of energy to any program.