Ignite an infectious hot Latin groove from the downbeat! Utilizing authentic traditional rhythms and repetition, this chart allows your young band to lock in and turn up the heat! Your students will

With accessible range and rhythms well within young players' comfort zone, your students will be confident playing this bluesy swing-style chart. Adequate repetition with just enough subtle change allows

The funky groove starts right away and never lets up in this accessible rock chart for young jazz bands. Punchy lines coupled with colorful harmonies set this piece apart. The solos are for anyone with

Scored for developing band, this bold work allows the band to sound confident as they introduce the main theme. The theme is developed, adding counterlines that easily allow the band to display their

Here's a cool Latin chart that sounds like an evening dance party! Everyone gets a chance to play the melody at some point, and all will be talking about this one on the way home from the

This bossa nova layers pleasing melodies and clever harmonies on top of the classic beat from Brazil. After the melody statement, there's a nice development section leading to the open solo section where

This infectious shuffle chart features punchy background riffs that both your band and its audiences will enjoy! Every section has something fun to play in this one, and the solos are divided

From the first suspenseful notes to the close, this piece depicts an immense ocean storm and tidal surge. The music rises relentlessly as the ocean's power smashes ashore with the massive force of wind and

This one keeps the foot on the gas from the very first downbeat! It is a driving rock chart that is the perfect opener or closer for any program. A bridge provides contrast with change-ups in the rhythm

Colorful and descriptive, this piece pays tribute to the first city to use public electric lights. As such, the element of electricity is incorporated into the music, starting with harmonic tensions that

Appropriate for the beginning of a concert, this well-designed selection brings a special element to young band literature. The opening sparkles with the combination of bright scoring and the sounds of

The title refers to a nickname for Mount Washington, the highest peak in the northeastern US where the world's highest wind speed was recorded in 1934. This work paints a vivid portrait depicting a perilous

When you rehearse a piece for the first time, how do you identify problems? How do you know which problems to address first? How do you know the most efficient way to fix those problems? These questions lie