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Knee Drops

B-Flat Trumpet - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1283263 By Louis Armstrong. By Lillian Hardin Armstrong. Arranged by Leo Maxey. Jazz. 8 pages. Leo Maxey #874458. Published by Leo Maxey (A0.1283263). Louis Armstrong's Trumpet Solo on Knee Drops harmonized and accompanying Leadsheets in C and Bb for trumpet section features and trumpet ensemble.Inspired by great bigband horn sections, the World Saxophone Quartet and Supersax are harmonized arrangements for trumpet!Â Leo Maxey, TrumpetEd Hrybyk, BassQuincy Phillips, DrumsRussell Kirk, Recording EngineerRecorded at Walker StudiosThe Student should take time to memorize the tune and solo from the original recording. Â Where learning the harmonized parts, the metronome should be dialed back 15-30 clicks/BPM or more, until the line is fluid and able to be played up to tempo, for the best results. Â The transcriptions also serve as a way to work together on phrasing, unit cohesion and aiding in one's own jazz feel and understanding.The GOAL: To form a tight nit trumpet section that compliments the lead voice(and doesn't crowed 'em), thus contributing to the overall vibe of the ensemble. Â In learning parts, the strategy should look like:1. Learn the head2. Learn the lead part (the solo)3. Learn your part (2nd, 3rd or 4th part).

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B-Flat Trumpet - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1283286 By Miles Davis. By Tadd Dameron. Arranged by Leo Maxey. Jazz. 7 pages. Leo Maxey #874459. Published by Leo Maxey (A0.1283286). Fats Navarro's Trumpet Solo on Lady Bird harmonized for trumpet sections and trumpet ensemble.Inspired by great bigband horn sections, the World Saxophone Quartet and Supersax are harmonized! I have harmonized very popular trumpet solos by great and influential trumpeters. In this collection here, are featured solos by Louis Armstrong, Fats Navarro, and Clifford Brown on the tunes Jacqui, Lady Bird, Knee Drops and more!Leo Maxey, TrumpetEd Hrybyk, BassQuincy Phillips, DrumsRussell Kirk, Recording EngineerRecorded at Walker StudiosThe Student should take time to memorize the tune and solo from the original recording. Â Where learning the harmonized parts, the metronome should be dialed back 15-30 clicks/BPM or more, until the line is fluid and able to be played up to tempo, for the best results. Â The transcriptions also serve as a way to work together on phrasing, unit cohesion and aiding in one's own jazz feel and understanding.The GOAL: To form a tight knit trumpet section that compliments the lead voice(and doesn't crowed 'em), thus contributing to the overall vibe of the ensemble. Â In learning parts, the strategy should look like:1. Learn the head2. Learn the lead part (the solo)3. Learn your part (2nd, 3rd or 4th part).