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This roaring and challenging Bill Holman chart begins with the vocal soloist solely accompanied by bass. Halfway through the first chorus drums enter, and then at the end of the chorus the whole band

A professional edition of this classic song arranged by John Williams. Also includes musical quotes of There's No Business Like Show Business by Irving Berlin and That's

The title says it all for this cooking chart by Bill Holman, as recorded on the album Bill Holman's Great Big Band! Set in an up-tempo swing style with some alternating 3/4 and 4/4 meters, this fantastic

This great medley of ABBA music will be the highlight of any concert. Arranged at a level appropriate for professional or university orchestras, the piece is a ten-minute extravaganza featuring I Have a

This professional edition arrangement includes some of the best loved songs from the composer: Nobody Does It Better; At the Ballet; The Way We Were and more!

Audiences are engaged with this SATB quartet arrangement, livening any concert. The treatment is over the "Sound of Music" changes as opposed to the modal John Coltrane version. After an energetic intro,

As arranged by the great Willie Maiden and recorded by the Maynard Ferguson Orchestra, this clever chart is set in three sections: ballad, medium swing and fast swing. There's written

Sondheim songs are works of art that have charmed, challenged, and inspired theatre audiences and musicians. This carefully curated collection celebrates the "music" part of Sondheim's brilliance and

A Gordon Goodwin vocal chart! In addition to the vocal part, there are optional solo feature parts for alto sax, tenor sax, trumpet or trombone for added flexibility. Gordon has conceived this with the solo

These solo arrangements with play-along CDs are faithful to Bernstein's score, and have been idiomatically adapted to the instruments for these editions. Titles include: Jet Song; Something's Coming;

In 1992 Joe Henderson and Don Sickler put together an all-star band to record Without a Song and other charts that had been sitting around for many years. The idea was that the band would perform a