Recorded in 1980 by Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass, this Jobim standard becomes a beautiful solo trombone feature. Both alto saxophones and tenor sax 1 double flute. Baritone sax doubles bass

This exhilarating, medium-fast samba is a trombone solo feature that also contains meaty challenges for the rest of the band. The statements of the quirky head by the featured trombone are interspersed with

Feature for bass trombone and bass clarinet. Newly engraved with full score.

This medium-swing minor blues chart puts the focus on the foundation of your band's brass section... the bass trombone. A solid melody set below the staff and into the pedal register is offset by dramatic

Fred Sturm presents another fresh, innovative arrangement. Diva, a solo feature originally written for trombonist Jim Pugh, can be played by trombone, or a soloist of your choosing. It starts with

This showcase for two trombones, dedicated to the late, great J.J. Johnson, features moderate brass ranges and accessible up-swing rhythms. To properly complement the energetic solo lines, it's to be played

JJ's Friends is based on a contrafact written over the changes of the popular jazz standard, Just Friends. The trombone section is featured in a trombone soli based upon a transcription of

Another terrific chart from Stan Kenton's Contemporary Concepts album. This fast-paced, cool bop chart in the unmistakable style of the late, great Gerry Mulligan features trombone throughout. Use this with

Transcribed from the 1956 recording, this version of The Peanut Vendor remains one of Stan Kenton's most enduring hits. It's a feature chart for lead trombone, the trumpet section with their

The Sun Will Shine Today is a flexible solo feature at around 180 bpm with standard instrumentation plus optional horn in F parts. Originally scored for clarinet, it includes feature

A Gordon Goodwin vocal chart! In addition to the vocal part, there are optional solo feature parts for alto sax, tenor sax, trumpet or trombone for added flexibility. Gordon has conceived this with the solo

Originally arranged for George Roberts and the Stan Kenton Orchestra, Johnny Richards' treatment of the beautiful Jerome Kern ballad Yesterdays is a bass trombone feature throughout. In typical