Blues and Swing Jazz Ensemble Charts

A medium-up swing played around 140 bpm, the melody is initially stated by saxes with a stop-time feel, building into optional suggested solos for trumpet 2, alto 1, tenor 1, and trombone 1, followed by a

This Broadway classic from "Show Boat" is among the most revered show tunes. This hip swing version will add a touch of class to any jazz program. Written solo for tenor sax; lead trumpet plays a high

Originally recorded by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers in 1960, this Wayne Shorter classic was written in honor of Lester Young and swings hard from beginning to end. This exciting chart opens with the

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

This hip and clever chart borrows the chord progression from one of the most iconic jazz recordings of all time, Miles Davis' So What, but features a melody that is more approachable by young

It's ok to be off! This chart's harmonic structure uses only the last eight bars of a 12-bar blues - the first four bars of a typical blues are missing! -  hence the title 1/3 Off. A perfect

Inspired by the composer's very first trip to The Midwest Clinic in Chicago, Illinois, this thrilling chart soars in a swinging waltz arrangement for jazz ensemble, creating a whirlwind adventure for

Check out this incredibly hip, swinging, and accessible chart featuring an amazing sax soli and wonderful figures for all parts. There are written changes for alto, tenor, and bari sax as well as trumpet