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| Erik Morales: Crescent
River Ramble: Jazz
Ensemble: Score and Parts
ENS::Ensemble [Sheet music] - Intermediate
FJH
This extremely interesting original is based on a modified New Orleans-style str...(+)
This extremely interesting original is based on a modified New Orleans-style street beat. A 'gritty' bass part really helps add to the style and there are plenty of opportunities for your pianist to add fills throughout. A tenor solo leads into some creative ensemble writing and a driving shout chorus. Very unique and destined to be one of the bestsellers this year!
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| Just a Closer Walk with
Thee: Ensemble: Score and
Parts
ENS::Ensemble [Sheet music] - Intermediate
FJH
This timeless spiritual classic gets the front burner treatment from Disney writ...(+)
This timeless spiritual classic gets the front burner treatment from Disney writer Chris Sharp. A lush opening chorale gives way to a driving New Orleans street beat with tenor solo (as written or with changes) and an easy shout chorus. A real cooker!
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| Go Where I Send Thee:
Ensemble: Score and Parts
ENS::Ensemble [Sheet music] - Intermediate
FJH
Michael Brown has given this time-honored spiritual new life with this fresh arr...(+)
Michael Brown has given this time-honored spiritual new life with this fresh arrangement. It feels like a Blues Brothers two-beat swing chart all the way. There's a short 4-bar repeated solo section that you can open up for any soloist. A hard-driving swinger!
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| Les Taylor: Hack's Back!:
Ensemble: Score and Parts
ENS::Ensemble [Sheet music] - Intermediate/advanced
FJH
This chart is written in a fast samba setting with flute trumpet and guitar l...(+)
This chart is written in a fast samba setting with flute trumpet and guitar lead on the head. An open drum solo and a hard-driving ending keeps this one smoking all the way. Optional 8va's can lower this to a grade 3.
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| Bob Carleton: Ja - Da:
Ensemble: Score and Parts
ENS::Ensemble [Sheet music] - Intermediate/advanced
FJH
Hot-hot-hot may be the best way to describe Ken's new arrangement of this old ja...(+)
Hot-hot-hot may be the best way to describe Ken's new arrangement of this old jazz classic. Written in a driving three the piece starts off with bass alone and gradually adds the rest of the band. A great groove with a wonderful opportunity for your tenor to shine.
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| Ryan Fraley: Suspension
Bridge: Ensemble: Score
and Parts
ENS::Ensemble [Sheet music] - Intermediate
FJH
Written to feature your drummer or percussionists this driving latin jazz chart...(+)
Written to feature your drummer or percussionists this driving latin jazz chart can easily be expanded to showcase the set player the optional conga or any other latin instruments you might like to add. Strongly consider this chart for your festival or contest program.
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