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2015 Fall Jazz

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19 Order Toll Free! Call 1.800.345.6296 / w: jwpepper.com / e: [email protected] jazz ensemble Go to cart Blues & Swing medium n Go Tell It on the Mountainarr. Alan Baylock. A creative and outstanding chart by Alan Baylock on the traditional spiritual. Beginning with claps and foot stomps, it builds throughout and features a written alto solo and a lead trumpet range to written B-flat above the staff. Adapted from a chart originally written for the USAF Airmen of Note, this jazz waltz will work for the holidays or any season... it's outstanding! 10277752 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 4 Got SwingJim Mahaffey. This original swing chart is a solid, straight-ahead blues tune that swings from beginning to end! Got Swing is energetic, has an open solo section for some improvisation, and utilizes sectional call-and- response effects. There's more ensemble swinging after the solos when the chart opens up and builds to a big finish. Optional parts are included for flute, clarinet, horn in F and tuba. Got swing? Yes! 10509059 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 62.50 n Haitian Fight SongCharles Mingus/arr. Andrew Homzy. Featuring a dark intensity and a powerful unison riff figure in minor, this medium swing chart is a great showcase for your bass player as well as the trombone section. The harmonic structure is quite simple, but the depth of the arrangement comes from the thematic layers that are continually added throughout. Written solo (or soli) sections are included for the trombones and trumpets as well as notated piano voicings and bass lines. The brass ranges are moderate and optional parts are included for flute, clarinet and F horn. Here is an exciting Mingus gem for your band! Highly recommended! 10005180 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 Hard BargainMike Tomaro. From the pen of Mike Tomaro comes a hard-charging swing chart that is spiced up with a bit of half-time funk. Great ensemble writing throughout is contrasted with two open solo sections with cued backgrounds. A perfect opener or closer on any program! 10455638 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 l Have You Met Miss Jones? (Little Big Band) Richard Rodgers/arr. Mike Tomaro. Richard Rodgers' familiar tune from the 1930s has become a favorite with jazzers over the years. Here's a wonderfully crafted arrangement in the six-horn format that begins as a relaxed jazz samba, then moves seamlessly into a medium swing groove. Instrumentation: six horns (ATB saxes, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone) plus 4 rhythm. Optional additional parts are included for Alto, Tenor and Trombone. 10522928 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . 45.00 n Herding CatsPaul Baker. Featuring a melody line that bounces from part to part within the ensemble, this medium tempo, bebop "blues with a bridge" chart keeps the conductor on his toes "herding the cats" in the band. Lots of open solo space with changes provided allows for numerous soloists and an a cappella chorus featuring the horn section. A flag-waving shout chorus leads to a Basie piano ending. The trumpet range is to written high C and the trombone range is to G. At about 188 bpm, this great original is scored for 5 saxes, 5 trumpets, 4 trombones plus bass trombone, and four rhythm. Highly recommended! 10458461 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 45.00 H Hey Pachuco!arr. Shane Porter. Your students and audiences will love this burning swing tune made famous by Royal Crown Revue. The groove is set up with a drum solo laying down a Sing, Sing, Sing Krupa feel before the band enters. A trumpet with plunger solo leads into a sax soli section. Next, the trumpet section is featured on a soli section before a half-time feel gives the brass a chance to shine. Returning to the original groove, a written solo for tenor sax heightens the excitement. Finally, there's an open drum solo before the band enters and takes it on home. Pure excitement! 10050989 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 55.00 Hey Pocky Way (Little Big Band)arr. Eric Richards. Originally recorded by the New Orleans funk band, The Meters, Hey Pocky Way is fashioned here by Eric Richards in the style of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. It's a great change-of-pace chart, and a fun style to play in the little big band format. Scored for 6 horns (3 saxes, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone) plus rhythm section with optional parts included for alto sax, tenor sax and trombone. 10374162 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 45.00 l Hey, Jealous Loverarr. Billy Byers. Many have tried, but few have been able to match the incredible swing that happens when you combine Billy Byers' arranging with the Count Basie Orchestra. Originally recorded on the Basie album Frankly Basie: Count Basie Plays the Hits of Frank Sinatra, Hey, Jealous Lover is a medium swing chart that will excite bands and audiences alike! Filled with typical written Basie-esque piano solo fills, there is also room for trumpet and tenor saxophone improvisation. The ensemble writing is powerful and swinging, with nothing complex or rhythmically awkward, just a great melody with hard swingin' horn lines and tasty solo spots! 10519928 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 4 Hidden AgendaDoug Beach. Get your bop on with this straight-ahead swing chart that will be a winner with groups at many levels. While most charts that are based on the chord changes to I Got Rhythm are written for more advanced groups, Hidden Agenda is scored at the medium level. There's a wealth of ensemble work in this chart that includes an extended solo section, a stop-time ensemble interlude, and a full ensemble shout chorus. Perfect for concert or festival! 10515820 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 n How High the MoonMorgan Lewis/arr. Dave Wolpe. Now this is classy! Dave Wolpe puts the trombones out front in this solid swinger, and boy do they sound great carrying the tune! This sits comfortably for bands at the medium level, and three of your bone players get a chance to solo, with suggested solos offered. What a great chart! 2472224 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 48.00 How High the Moon (Little Big Band)Morgan Lewis/arr. Mark Taylor. Using a wide variety of scoring styles, this great-sounding arrangement takes full advantage of the six-horn format. There's solo space for tenor and trumpet along with nicely scored and swinging full ensemble passages. Suggested solos and scale/chord sheets are provided. A terrific rendition of this classic tune! Instrumentation: 3 saxes, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone plus rhythm section. Optional additional parts included for alto, tenor & trombone. Highly recommended! 10098777 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 45.00 4 Hurricane SeasonTroy Andrews/arr. John Wasson. From the Trombone Shorty CD Backatown, this tune features the powerful underlying pulse of a New Orleans second line feel along with elements of contemporary rock. There's written or improvised solo space for trumpet. In this exciting chart, the ensemble alternately screams with the full band riffs, then settles into a simmering rhythmic groove. Also included are written bass lines and piano voicings. A real treat to perform and hear! 10490297 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 n I Left My Heart in San Franciscoarr. Quincy Jones. Quincy Jones wrote some incredible arrangements on very popular tunes for the Count Basie Orchestra. As recorded on This Time By Basie, Quincy's arrangement of I Left My Heart in San Francisco features great interplay between the ensemble playing the melody, and the piano with written solo fills. With a tempo around 108 bpm, and a relaxed swing feel, there's also short solo space for tenor saxophone, and the ranges are very moderate. This chart is playable by a lot of bands. It's a true classic! Highly recommended! 10368506 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 48.00 I Let a Song Go Out of My HeartDuke Ellington/arr. Bill Cunliffe. With great dynamics, sax solis, and a sweet shout chorus, this chart swings all by itself, and you'll really like the voicings! Set in a medium swing style at around 114 bpm, written solos are provided for alto, trombone 1, and piano. Optional wind and vibes parts are included for expanded instrumentations. A fine chart for concert, contest or festival! Highly recommended! 10452140 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 I Mean YouMonk & Hawkins/arr. Mike Tomaro. Written by Thelonious Monk and Coleman Hawkins, this chart features a freewheeling, New Orleans- style street beat alternating with straight-ahead swing. Mike Tomaro's setting is unique and creative on this Monk classic. Trumpet and tenor share the melody, and solo space is included for trombone and piano with suggested solos included. Highly recommended! 10033678 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 4 I've Got You Under My SkinCole Porter/arr. Bill Cunliffe. Here's a medium swinger on this iconic Cole Porter standard with an easygoing feel at about 132 bpm. Featuring great ensemble passages as well as written or improvised solos for tenor sax, trumpet, and alto sax with an alto cadenza, it includes a sweet shout chorus, nice development, and a written trumpet range to B-flat. Oh, so nice! 10513917 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 n Impressions (Little Big Band)John Coltrane/ arr. Mike Tomaro. With its modal chord structure, this Coltrane classic is a great solo vehicle as arranged here by Mike Tomaro as part of the Little Big Band series. Instrumentation: 3 saxes, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone, rhythm section with optional additional parts for alto sax, tenor sax and trombone. 10072794 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 45.00 H In the MoodJoe Garland. This Glenn Miller classic is a must for every jazz band library! Carefully edited and available with a full score, this arrangement has everything you need to recreate the original including a trumpet solo, and a short call-and-response passage between the alto and tenor saxes. It's a guaranteed crowd-pleaser! 2090959 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 n Indiana (Back Home Again in Indiana)arr. Greg Yasinitsky. Greg Yasinitsky has made this great jazz classic into an up-tempo, flag-wavin' swinger. This excellent chart features terrific sax solis, a written or ad lib tenor solo, some stop- time interludes, and a rousing shout chorus. A fine opener or closer, it also includes optional parts for expanded instrumentations. Highly recommended! 10302793 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 48.00 Isn't She Lovely?Stevie Wonder/arr. Mike Tomaro. Recorded by Stevie Wonder in 1976 on his acclaimed album Songs in the Key of Life, this beautiful song is a good example of combining elements of jazz with pop. Keeping the same easy-flowing shuffle groove of the original, Mike Tomaro adapts this very nicely for the contemporary big band! 10462702 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 55.00 n It's Oh, So NiceSammy Nestico. As recorded on the great Basie-Straight Ahead album of 1968 by Count Basie, this swing outing features solid section and full ensemble writing, brass buckets, sax scoops, drum fills, and piano in the solo role. The tempo is not taxing with the quarter equaling 120; however, paying careful attention to dynamics will be especially important. The rhythm section parts are partially notated with chords cued. 2477338 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 Johnny Come LatelyBilly Strayhorn/arr. Erik Morales. If you know the music of the brilliant composer Billy Strayhorn, you will love this chart! It's an outstanding arrangement with a clever melody that seriously swings all the way. There are written solos for tenor, piano, and drums. The tempo is around 176 bpm, and the lead trumpet range is to written A. 10452116 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 JorduDuke Jordan/arr. Mark Taylor. Notably recorded by Clifford Brown and composed by legendary jazz pianist Duke Jordan, Mark Taylor's arrangement features a medium swing style and a brief duet for tenor sax and trumpet at the top. Then the saxes take over and do most of the heavy lifting. Solo space is provided for tenor and trumpet, with ample solid hits for the full ensemble. Suggested solos and scale/chord sheets in all keys provided. Highly recommended! 10283044 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 n JumpWynton Marsalis/arr. David Berger. Composer Wynton Marsalis and arranger David Berger team up to deliver a high powered stylistic masterpiece. Based on a traditional swing groove and playable at a variety of tempos, this chart has the potential to be a showstopper at a bright tempo. The muted trumpets add an additional flair to this clever chart from the Jazz for Young People Series. The written or ad lib solos are for alto and tenor sax and guitar. Hot! 10011965 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00 l Leapin' LizardsAndy Farber. Don't miss this Andy Farber chart in the bright Basie-influenced genre! It's a light swinger with tasty piano fills and has numerous solo spots to give everyone a chance to shine. An additional feature is a cooking sax section soli after the solos. Awesome chart! 10518311 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 48.00 Little Big GumboVictor Lopez. Victor Lopez gets the jazz band into the Mardi Gras spirit with this swing chart geared for an energetic performance. Optional parts for clarinet and tuba are included for added flexibility, making this chart an even more authentic NOLA style. Lead trumpet range is to written B natural above the staff and the suggested tempo is brisk. Written or improv solo space is provided for alto 1 (or clarinet), trumpet 2, and trombone 1, plus some infectious drum cadence solos. Additional parts are included for optional expanded instrumentations. With clever interplay between the rhythm section and horn parts, this chart is edgy, infectious and hot! 10302791 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 50.00 4 A Little Minor SetbackRick Lawn. A Little Minor Setback is a slower swing chart built on an extended 16-bar minor blues. This relaxed original shifts between two and four feels to create subtle contrasts within the swing style, with the melody carried by a trio of tenor, trumpet and trombone at the beginning. Ideal for advancing groups, it features an exciting build before the open solo section for guitar, trumpet or trombone, with fat ensemble fills supporting the soloists. There's a flashy ensemble section after the solos before it returns to the original, more subtle feel. Very cool and very nice! 10513239 Jazz Ensemble . . . . . . . . . . 52.00

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