Unusual and haunting harmonies prevail in this programmatic and educational piece that features many of your woodwind soloists. Scientists believe an asteroid impacted earth millions of years ago causing

Clever in design and intent, this is a serious work full of intentional tonal misdirection. Elements of tonality work in tandem with dissonance so that simple melodies resolve in totally unexpected

Heavy metal for big band! Guitar is the featured solo instrument in this very cool chart, so if you, the band and your drummer dig a rock vehicle to wake everyone up, this is it. The lead trumpet range is

This highly energetic work in 7/8 is inspired by the beauty of dance and the music that inspires its movements. Moving through a broad range of emotions, textures, and tonal centers, the music has a

Having the sound of an epic movie soundtrack, this work was inspired by old collections of children's stories such as Aesop's Fables and Grimm's Fairy Tales. Broad, memorable themes create images that jump

Treat your audience to one of the most iconic songs of all time while introducing jazz and swing concepts at a very approachable level. This fantastic arrangement requires no extra instrumentation to be as

Don't miss out on this perfect showstopper for your fall concert or any time of year! Michael Jackson's Thriller remains one of the most popular hits of all time, and this iconic band arrangement

This Benny Golson standard is creative in its treatment here as a Latin cha-cha played at around 152 bpm. The Cool One features expansive and brilliant ensemble writing as well as written or

A standard performed by all the jazz greats. This light swing chart arranged by Erik Morales has a mysterious yet exciting character as it changes grooves from swing to Afro-Cuban, then a faster swing.

This Benny Golson ballad has become a standard trumpet or flugelhorn solo feature over the years. This chart is a gorgeous straight-eighth ballad at around 70 bpm that features a flugel soloist while the

Wow! If Nat Adderley could hear this chart on his iconic jazz standard, he would be pleased! The first statement stays very close to the original, which is a good thing. The solos are for written or

Ahmad Jamal's jazz standard is played here at around 160 bpm and was originally recorded by Miles Davis. This superb chart is set in a funky/swing style to provide a contemporary