Jazz/Rock and Funk Jazz Ensemble Charts

The alto soloist faces their "moment of truth" in this uplifting and funky feature that provides the soloist a chance to really show off their flair and energy. Starting with a fun yet relaxed opening, it

A great show starter, this is a fun chart with elements of gospel and rock. A strong introduction sets the tone, followed by a unison trombone melody which is then shared around the sections. With solos

Sit back, relax, and let the groove take over! Not too fast, not too slow, not too loud, not too soft...it's like Goldilocks wrote a funk chart for small groups. The rhythm section isn't featured but

Sit back, relax, and let the groove take over! Not too fast, not too slow, not too loud, not too soft...it's like Goldilocks wrote a funk chart. The rhythm section isn't featured but they are key to holding

A totally energetic and exciting rock chart, Line Drive features a hip, driving minor-key melody over a set of shifting and unexpected chord changes. Built upon a 12-bar frame, it features

Rock, rock and more rock! This straight ahead rocker is an interesting change of pace from the usual funk charts. The driving, repeated bass part is relatively easy to play and drummers can use their

This straight ahead jazz/rock chart has a very cool laid back feel. The bass part is simple and adds to the quality of the chart. The pianist carries the rhythm with a repeated pattern and needs to keep the

This mid-level, flexible instrumentation fusion chart is the first in the publisher's new  "Artist's Series." These are performed by the Nicholas Fernandez New York Nonet and have been arranged