Jazz Ensemble with Vocal Solo

One of the great ballads of all time! This timeless Erroll Garner classic, sensitively arranged by Jerry Nowak, belongs in any good jazz book. You'll use this one year after year! (Vocal in C).

Although Marty Paich's small band arrangement of Moonlight On The Ganges, written for the 1958 Ella Fitzgerald album "Ella Swings Lightly," starts off in a conventional manner, the multiple tempo

Here's a wonderful ballad for solo vocalist and jazz ensemble arranged in two keys for flexibility. Arranger Dave Wolpe, one of the best in the business, has written this swing ballad in G minor and C minor

This Quincy Jones arrangement was recorded by Ella Fitzgerald on her 1963 collaboration with the Count Basie Orchestra, "Ella and Basie!" Both Fitzgerald's and the Basie band's performance of this wonderful

Written specifically for Aretha Franklin, the "Queen of Soul" released this as a single in 1967 and it became one of her signature songs. This chart is a powerful version for vocal solo and jazz ensemble

This iconic jazz standard has remained a favorite for over 80 years, and is arranged here for vocal or tenor saxophone soloist in a straight-eighth ballad style. A brief trombone soli provides nice variety

Here is the brilliant title track from Frank Sinatra's 1960 Capitol album. Arranged by Nelson Riddle, this publication has been prepared from the original set of parts and is not a transcription. Featuring

Recorded by John Pizzarelli and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra on the CD "Dear Mr. Sinatra," here is John Clayton's adaptation of this great classic. Featuring a relaxed flowing style and a moderate

Here's a great standard for your vocalist with a bossa groove and tempo around 160 bpm. An accessible vocal part, solid ensemble support, a written tenor sax solo spot, and a featured section for the

While this arrangement is written to feature a vocalist, it also has great instrumental appeal. The style is Latin/mambo groove, the tempo is about 136 bpm, the ensemble accompaniment is creative and

Jazz vocal quartet, jazz choir, or an individual vocal soloist... any way you like it, this is a great chart! It's arranged by Darmon Meader, the musical director and chief arranger for the New York Voices.

Here's a great chart to feature your vocal soloist! All the elements are in place here for a powerhouse performance...a swingin' up-tempo style, great ensemble back-ups and an excellent vocal part! Shine

From the Frank Sinatra 1956 record Songs for Swingin' Lovers, this Nelson Riddle arrangement is a masterpiece in big band writing. It begins with a short piano intro (written, or the pianist can improvise

This comedic vocal feature inspired by an interview with Allen Iverson will absolutely bring a smile to your face. Full of energetic ensemble moments paired with well-paced call-and-response phrases between

Recorded by countless jazz artists ranging from Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto to Miles Davis and Frank Sinatra, few songs represent the Bossa Nova era better than Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars.

Here is a swinging chart for your advanced ensemble to bring a smile to everyone! Feature a shining vocalist by cooking up this hot Charley Harrison tune in the style of the classic Quincy Jones

Your female vocalist will love this!  Soulful to the "max," this pop hit recorded by Aretha Franklin will be just as much fun for the band, as well as for your tenor soloist.  Highly recommended!

Inspired by the recording by jazz singer Randy Crawford, this version of the marvelous tune features a smooth rock style and a sultry, singable melody. Scored for vocal soloist, this classy chart also

Composed in 1946 and recorded by countless artists over the years, here's a jazz standard that never goes out of style! This medium tempo chart features a shuffle groove and highlight spots for the band

This chart on a timeless Gershwin standard is an excellent medium-swing vocal feature chart arranged in two keys, high and low, to accommodate all vocalists. The low key is A-flat with vocal range from