Jazz/Rock and Funk Jazz Ensemble Charts

This attractive and moderately paced original for young players features a tuneful melody in a cha-cha style. Scored with plenty of variety and textures, there is also a short solo for tenor sax. The rhythm

Inspired by the recording by jazz singer Randy Crawford, this version of the marvelous tune features a smooth rock style and a sultry, singable melody. Scored for vocal soloist, this classy chart also

If you're looking for a change of pace, here's a silky smooth mambo in a modest tempo that creates a mysterious and captivating mood. The sassy lines in the saxes are complemented by punches from the brass,

Lay down some serious attitude with funky, groovy goodness at your next concert! This original jam has a groove that will get heads bobbin' along with plenty of space for written or ad-lib solos for alto

This chart is an unapologetic throwback to 1960s-style stage band music performed by school bands of the day. Framed by an F blues progression, there is ample room for beginning soloists to stretch out and

Oh yeah, a funky New Orleans groove garnished with chicken flavor! The lead trumpet range is to written G on top of the staff and includes suggested written solos for tenor sax and trombone. It's a very

Beginning with a brief chorale, the gospel-inspired groove kicks in at 104 bpm. Alto sax and trumpet state the melody, with suggested written solos for both. The first trumpet range is to written F-sharp

Cleverly based on a generic cell phone sound, this calypso chart has a modern flair.  The first trumpet range is to written G on top of the staff, and suggested written-out solos are provided for alto

Here's a catchy and easy-to-play arrangement of the jazz classic. Written-out suggested solos are provided for tenor sax and trumpet. The trumpet range is to written E top space. This arrangement is very

A groovy straight-eighth feel on this jazz standard with amazing parts for all and an intro that is nothing but fire. The tempo is around 154 bpm, and the lead trumpet range is to written B-flat above the

A swingin' blues but with a fun twist: 13-bar blues! Suggested solos are written for tenor sax, trumpet, trombone, and some brief drum set fills. The trumpet range is up to a written E top space. Your

Your band (and audience) will love this intriguing chart. Beautiful and evocative, this flowing piece moves through several extended passages that weave engaging melodic ideas and captivating harmony over a

Your band will have a great time digging into this power rock chart. Terrific horn licks and killer rhythm section parts add to the impact of this excellent piece!

If you are looking for a fresh-sounding Latin rock chart that features the full ensemble, look no further. After the dynamic introduction, tenor sax and trumpet 1 lead the way. Several harmonic, melodic,

All the fire and spice you need to get the party going - this solid Latin chart for developed high school ensembles begins with an emotional rubato piano introduction, then the salsa groove kicks in and the

Evocative and heartfelt, this composition is filled with beautiful dynamic contrasts, tight voicings, hip figures, and multiple layers of orchestration. The chart starts warmly with a written solo for

Recalling the modal tunes of Herbie Hancock like Maiden Voyage, this hip and accessible chart begins with a trio of alto sax, trumpet, and guitar presenting the first statement of the melody. As

This exquisite ballad features the whole ensemble. Beautiful harmony and flowing unison melodic lines make this a perfect down tune for a concert or festival. There is a short written solo for alto sax

A high-energy Latin rock tune is always fun, and this one fills that slot perfectly. Students will get the opportunity to practice blues form, and solid ensemble writing will help this chart come together

A fantastic example of how simple writing can be highly engaging and effective. With an intro that can stand on its own, this great chart sets a bluesy rendition of Jericho with quotes

Having written this for her son in 1998, composer Michele Fernandez brings us this highly emotional and rewarding work for jazz ensemble. The nostalgic opening solo section (which is optional) leads to a

This energetic Latin rock chart features a driving beat and a more relaxed half-time feel. Numerous solo opportunities with written solos are provided along with easy, accessible chord changes. There's

This arrangement of the classic tune is a great fit for any performance or classroom. At a moderate 148 bpm, this chart has written eight-bar solos for alto sax 1, tenor sax 1, trumpet 1, and trombone 1 to