Correlated to Unit 5 of Jazz Expressions?, Sweet Georgia Brown is a great jazz classic arranged by Mike Lewis at the easy level. The focus in this chart is on syncopation using easy rhythms, modest ranges, and clear articulation to provide an effective and consistent foundation for learning jazz. No improvised solos, only ensemble and section work in a traditional swing setting. Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn, baritone horn, tuba, AND STRINGS - violin (2), viola, and cello. Wow!

If you are looking for a great-sounding medium swing tune that features tutti ensemble rhythms this is the perfect chart for you! Even though there are short solos for trumpet and tenor the primary focus is on the full ensemble.

Here is wonderful holiday favorite arranged for your young band. Arranger Paul Cook has the ability to score for this level and keep the integrity of the composition. This chart offers your sax section plenty of melody and a fun solo section with the altos and tenors trading fours. You can focus on the swing concept since this one is chock full of ensemble swing sections. But don't worry easy swing rhythms make it easy to learn and the band will sound terrific. Flexible instrumentation and optional parts give you all the options you'll need for a successful holiday performance.

This beautiful ballad from the 1940s is a study in flowing phrases and lush harmonies. Rick Stitzels setting for young players focuses on the full ensemble along with brief solos for alto sax and trumpet. Perfect as a change of pace for festival orconcerts.