Isaiah 33

Go on a secret mission with this spy-film-inspired chart. The open solo section is based on minor blues changes, and changes are written for all instruments. 

A hip and laid-back blues chart - this is fun, accessible, and can be applied to a variety of settings from a young ensemble's first performance to an easy read-down for a jazz combo at a community or

Whether programmed for a young ensemble's concert or sight-read on a combo gig, this hip and accessible chart is the perfect fit for all levels. Includes written scales for all instruments.

The ships are swinging into New Orleans with this groovin' version of this popular holiday classic. Includes written solos for alto sax and trombone. First and second trumpets play a G on top of the

Are you ready to program an infectious and irresistible Caribbean dance groove that will have everybody moving in their seats? Plenty of auxiliary percussion parts and a great half-time section add to the

Feature your young, up-and-coming alto sax player on this tuneful, lush, and accessible ballad.

A fun and straightforward rock groove reminiscent of an '80s TV sitcom theme, this is scored for a full jazz ensemble but playable by two altos, tenor, two trumpets, trombone, and rhythm section. Solo

Put your young trombone player with lyrical skill on display with this lush and accessible ballad. Trombone solo plays a high G. 

Here's an easy laid-back swing chart to feature your drum set player. Playable by a number of ensemble sizes and in a variety of musical settings, this work belongs in every jazz library.

Check out this incredibly hip, swinging, and accessible chart featuring an amazing sax soli and wonderful figures for all parts. There are written changes for alto, tenor, and bari sax as well as trumpet

This minor blues chart with a hip melody and solid unison scoring will make your young jazz ensemble sound full and mature and give them a great introduction to swing. The optional vibe and flute parts add