Par DAVIS MILES. Arranged here in a medium swing style, this tune is a great way to introduce the music of Miles Davis to young players. The modal style makes soloing easier and a perfect opportunity to get everyone involved. / Date parution : 2023-01-24/ Répertoire / Jazz Ensemble

Mike Tomaro has taken this Miles Davis standard and created a roaring arrangement that screams with big band excitement. In a medium uptempo swing style this chart includes solos for trumpet and tenor plus an ensemble shout that really pays off! Jazz Ensemble Library - Grade 4.

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This early jazz classic by Miles Davis is an excellent vehicle for introducing the blues. The trumpet soli section is derived from Miles' original solo and may be performed either as a solo or as a section feature.

Miles Davis often used this signature riff tune to close his concert sets. Using background figures and other elements from the original recordings Paul Murtha has skillfully assembled a full-blown chart for young jazz ensembles.The opening sectiontrades the theme between trumpet and tenor sax and eventually the entire ensemble gets into the act.

Par DAVIS OLIVER. Recorded on the landmark album Kind of Blue, this Miles Davis blues standard is a perfect improvising tool for beginning players, and a great introduction to a legendary jazz figure. / Date parution : 2022-05-03/ Répertoire / Jazz Ensemble

Young Jazz Classics-One of the most enduring compositions from Miles Davis' early career is this medium swing tune recorded on the 1954 album Walkin'. In this terrific chart for younger players Rick Stitzel uses some nifty phrase extensionsin the beginning then alternates the full ensemble with statements by a small group. Solos for trumpet and tenor sax are also included.

Recorded in the mid-1950s and also known as ?Tranes Blues ? this jazz classic is credited to Miles Davis but reportedly penned by John Coltrane. Regardless Michael Mossmans refreshing version crafted in a moderate cha-cha groove puts this standardtune in a completely new light. The solo section can be handled by any sax.

From the landmark jazz album Kind of Blue by Miles Davis Les Hooper adds his own stamp of originality and craftsmanship with this outstanding setting. The trumpet soloist is supported by a light rock groove and lush backgrounds.Solo space is also provided for alto sax.

One of the most famous jazz waltzes ever written this Little Big Band setting of Miles Davis' classic skillfully uses the six-horn format to create an incredibly full sound. A flexible solo section is also featured. (Grade 4)

In this small band format Michael Mossman carefully maintains the medium swing style and flavor of the original Miles Davis version but then adds creative touches with counterlines and harmonic wrinkles. Also included is a flexible solo section and a marvelous tutti chorus for the entire ensemble.

Originally recorded on the Miles Davis landmark recording Kind of Blue here is a swingin' and updated take on this all-time blues favorite. Tasty full ensemble interludes surround solo space for alto sax trumpet and bass. Thischart is a perfect choice for festivals or contests.

Miles Davis left a legacy of innovative playing and enduring compositions. Here is one of his best tunes in a swinging medium up-tempo arrangement for young bands by Mark Taylor.