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Hal Leonard Corporation

Fun and exciting, this rousing production number features those rompin' tunes made famous by the Blues Brothers! A great way to provide something a little different at your next jazz concert, this invigorating medley includes Everybody Needs Somebody to Love, Soul Man, Soul Finger, and I Can't Turn You Loose. Yep, they're all there..count 'em! Highly recommended!

Blues Brothers Revue

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Alfred Publishing Belwin Division

Show off the sensitive side of your band with this ensemble ballad with no featured soloist. There is a brief four-bar written trumpet melody; otherwise, it's all ensemble blend with a lush texture and a double-time section. Lead trumpet range is to written G on top of the staff. The drummer plays with brushes and sticks, the band emotes, and everybody sounds great! Optional parts for flute, horn in F, baritone horn, and tuba are included. You'll fall in love with this excellent chart!

When I Fall in Love

Jazz Ensemble Part

This infectious and immediately recognizable Quincy Jones standard was popular long before Austin Powers introduced it to a brand-new generation of fans. Easy to learn and fun to play, this will quickly become a favorite of your young players and their audiences! Arranged for full jazz ensemble, it's also playable with as few as four saxes, three trumpets, three trombones, piano, bass, and drums. Groovy baby!

Soul Bossa Nova

Feature your trombone soloist on this unique and accessible samba setting of Henry Mancini's popular standard! The soloist alternates with flowing ensemble passages, and later there's a full-ensemble shout that begins with a full-band unison. The solo is written and chord changes are provided for improvisation as desired. Moderate ranges and technical demands will allow for focus on the style and feel of this marvelous chart!

Charade

Featured in the movie "Shrek," this familiar hit by Smash Mouth has become an enduring part of pop culture. This arrangement for young players features the melody passed from section to section, and the players even get to whistle! Written or improvised solos can be played by any combination of alto sax, trumpet, or trombone. Playable with optional reduced or expanded instrumentations, this will be fun for everyone!

All Star

The theme from "Rocky" is inspiring, triumphant, powerful and noble! This rock-style chart is scored for younger players with the familiar Maynard Ferguson-flavored solo. The lead trumpet range is to written A above the staff. It also includes a written or improvised tenor solo and options for reduced or expanded instrumentations. Gonna Fly Now is a great classic that should be in all jazz ensemble libraries!

Gonna Fly Now

Alfred Music Publishing

From the Disney movie "The Lion King,"  Gordon Goodwin has crafted a hot jazz shuffle that goes and then goes even more!  A showcase for alto and trumpet with a unison melody line and solo space for each player, it includes plenty of energy, zip, attitude and a hot shout chorus section.  This chart roars!  Highly recommended!

I Just Can't Wait to Be King

From the James Bond blockbuster motion picture Skyfall, pop superstar Adele hit the airwaves and charts with this powerful and dramatic theme song that blends a soulful rock style with a hint of the signature Bond spy music. Here's a terrific setting for jazz ensemble that features either a tenor sax or vocal soloist. Vocal in C minor. Highly recommended!

Skyfall

Jazz Ensemble with Vocalist (or Tenor Sax)

From one of the most famous musicals of all time, here is the swinging and aptly titled Cool. Mark Taylor's version for developing players remains true to the original but adds a touch of contemporary flair with the melody passed from section to section and written or improvised solo space for trumpet. Timeless!

Cool

Night and Day never sounded so good! Here's a solo vocal feature with jazz ensemble arranged in the Sinatra style with a tenor sax solo and superb ensemble writing. It's arranged in two keys for vocal flexibility... just flip the page for the best key for the vocalist. Vocal solo ranges: female key (low) key of C, G below middle C to 3rd space C; male key (high) of Eb, Bb below middle C to top space Eb, treble clef. An excellent chart on this timeless standard! Highly recommended!

Night and Day

Jazz Ensemble Score & Parts (or Tenor Sax)

Your jazz ensemble will demand to play this amazing arrangement of this song from the smash Netflix movie that took over the world. An ideal vehicle to teach triplets and sixteenth-note rhythms.

Golden

Featured in the 2014 movie "Whiplash," depicting the relationship between an ambitious student musician and an abusive, yet respected instructor, this chart is a super-exciting work in 7/4 composed by Hank Levy and arranged by Erik Morales. Don't be intimidated by the meter... it's challenging, but after a few minutes it feels quite natural and the students will totally groove on it. The melody is stated by 2nd trumpet and 1st alto with solo space for both on easy chord changes. Articulation is critical and the rhythm section may want to spend some quality time together. The lead trumpet range is to written D above the staff. This is a unique but very desirable chart to have in your library. You won't regret playing Whiplash!

Whiplash

This will be the absolute favorite of your young jazz ensemble at their next concert. An irresistible rock groove and a melody you can't get out of your head. Getting your students to practice will be easy!

Steve's Lava Chicken

Mix the stylish spy music from the 1960s with a dose of cool jazz and you have a winning combination for jazz ensemble.  From the Pixar hit animated movie, here's a high-energy and entertaining chart that captures the essence of the soundtrack perfectly, with three themes from the movie that offer a ton of variety and entertainment!  A middle section in a jazz waltz style is framed by exciting rock styles that will be appealing to both audiences and developing players.  Highly recommended!

The Incredibles

This swingin' arrangement for beginning jazzers is based on the version by the character Wheezy featured in "Toy Story 2." The saxes enjoy most of the melody, but the brass get their chance too, along with a written solo or soli for the trumpets. This memorable salute to friendship is sure to be enjoyed by audiences of all ages! A CD is included and it is playable with optional reduced or expanded instrumentations.

You've Got a Friend in Me

This one's a must! Glenn Miller's big band classic is one of the best known tunes from the swing era, and Mike's excellent arrangement puts it within reach of young bands. Comfortable ranges, easy rhythm patterns and written solos make this a perfect choice to teach your students how to swing!

In the Mood

Here are the main themes from this highly successful animated movie arranged for younger jazz bands!  With its unique mix of spy/adventure music reminiscent of the '60s and with a touch of cool jazz, it's perfect for jazz ensembles.  This one is sure to be a hit with your players and add something different to your next performance!

This hard-grooving arrangement of the hit song from the smash Netflix movie is perfectly scored for beginning jazz ensembles and will be the hit of your next concert program.

Soda Pop

Here it is...perhaps the most recognizable swing tune of all time! This incredible transcription is as close as you're going to come to the original (which included clarinet and less than a full compliment of brass). This chart is scored for a standard 5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones and rhythm, but aside from that, it is the original as played by Benny Goodman. Every lick is there, including all the Gene Krupa drum breaks! This chart is a must for every big band's library!

Sing, Sing, Sing

Young jazz ensembles simply must play this one!  This well-known Latin standard is a perfect change of pace for your concert.  Carefully notated for beginning groups, this is a great introduction to samba style and sits so comfortably for the band.  Outstanding!

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