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Rock My Rock

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Take a journey from adversity to joy with this gospel-inspired piece. This chart develops really nicely, and the big dramatic-sounding ensemble writing embodies jubilation. Feature your lead alto player with this uplifting chart!

Trading My Tears

You are going to love this chart! Full of flavor and funk, there is plenty of groove and energy to go around in this blues-based chart. Your trombone soloist will love the opportunity left open to solo in this tune backed by a rocking groove. And you will love how this one ends!

#1 No Pickles

In case of dance emergency... break glass! The groove is sure to bring your audience to their feet to start dancing. This chart is a good fit for an advanced group or a group that wants to push their skills. There is also an opportunity to feature a trumpet player with an improvised solo. The audience and band members alike will be singing this melody long after the performance.

Break Glass

Here is a tune that will have your audience bobbing their heads. The relentless groove of the bass along with some complex harmonies make this chart a great addition to your program. It offers an open solo section and is a funky modern rendition of the blues!

Bass of Operations

A smooth funk that is tasty, musical, and approachable. The solo section has written solos and is also only one chord for those venturing into improvisation.

American Standard

How do you get your band to internalize a shuffle groove? Answer: ru-ta-ba-ga, ru-ta-ba-ga, ru-ta-ba-ga, ru-ta-ba-ga. This modern shuffle hooks the listener from the beginning with its infectious groove and takes them on a journey through a tenor sax solo to the shout chorus before winding down to a recap of its groovy beginnings.

Rutabaga

Written as a birthday gift for the composer's mother, now you can celebrate the moms in your life - and especially the ones who support your program. The tender piano solo at the beginning is ad lib or written and is followed by a trumpet solo. The sweet melodies and tasteful harmonies will be a touching gift to those special ladies.

For Mom

Your developing band will love this modern groove. You'll find some opportunities for soloing for the tenor and trumpet, both written or improvised. With optional parts for flute, clarinet, and horn, this is the perfect piece for a pretty solid young band.

Avocado Toast

"Which came first?" is of little significance so long as the groove keeps going. Your band and your audience will have fun with this funky piece!

The Egg

Add some funk to your holiday program with this soulful arrangement of the Christmas spiritual Go Tell It on the Mountain. Featuring the baritone sax player on partially written and improvised solos, it's loaded with gospel-inspired elements and style. The improvised solo section is over only one chord, and a blues scale can effectively be used most of the time. Your students will thank you for this opportunity to get on down and play this chart for Christmas and holiday performances!

Go Tell It on the Mountain

Here is an upbeat yet mysterious bossa nova chart that will definitely get everyone dancing. Written with careful consideration for ranges, this piece lets you focus on rhythm and articulation in your ensemble. With optional written trumpet and alto sax solos provided, this is a great chart for your group.

Idle Shadows

A bossa nova inspired by Greek mythology, this chart starts with a twisted chorale and leads the listener on a journey to bring Persephone out of the underworld.

Persephone

Inspired by the composer Carla Bley, this modern rock tune features both silky-smooth counterpoint and in-your-face brass hits. See if you can find the Carla Bley Easter eggs inside.

Carla's Bleyhouse

Buckle your seat belts! This is a high-octane punk-rock rendition of a Christmas classic. Your guitar player can bring out all their pedals and your tenor sax soloist can go crazy. Jingle Bells is the featured melody, but see if you can find all the other hidden gems in Jingle Freakin' Bells.

Jingle Freakin' Bells

This hip-hop arrangement of the Christmas favorite is exquisitely reharmonized. It's a fresh and modern take on the classic carol. A written solo and chord changes are provided for your soloist at any level.

O Holy Night

A modern broken swing that takes the listener on a journey. The ensemble section at the beginning drives the piece forward suspensefully, not knowing if the shot was a hook or a slice. The rhythm section comes in with a groove right down the fairway, and it feels good. The piece continues featuring a tenor sax solo and a swinging shout section, which is par for the course.

Four! Fore?!

Feature your star trombone player with this samba arrangment of this classic standard. It has a groove that makes people want to dance and an ensemble section that steals the show.

Sweet Lorraine

Here is a fresh work for your jazz ensemble that takes inspiration from two Seattle-based bands - Nirvana and Kings Kaleidoscope. With its contrasting moments of beautiful melody against rock and funk, this tune stands out from the rest. Solos for drum set and guitar really help set the scene for this chart.

Fremont Trolling

A cool jazz piece with an enchanting melody and lovely harmonies. The modern chord changes are unique and forgiving for soloists to explore. The piece moves from a subtle beginning to a grand shout chorus.

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