In the style of Nestico and Basie, this medium swing chart is full of nuances. Includes solo space for all saxes, trumpet 4, and trombone 1. At 110 BPM, this is truly a wonderful chart that will satisfy any mature band, as recorded by the Big Phat Band. (4:30) / Ensemble De Jazz

Young Jazz Ensemble - Grade 3 Arranged here in a Basie swing style this solid chart will make young bands sound great. Including some sophisticated harmonies and creative ensemble lines this upbeat arrangement is sure to become a favorite.

Most notably recorded by Frank Sinatra here is this familiar standard arranged effectively for younger bands. The style is an effortless-sounding medium swing and this chart makes it enjoyable for listeners and players alike.

Mike Tomaro makes sure that every section gets into the act in this uplifting arrangement of the megahit by Pharrell Williams. The “breakdown” section features clapping by the band members while the trombones carry the lead. The solo section is open for anybody who happens to be in a happy mood and wants to show it!

This up-tempo swinger begins with the full ensemble on a quasi improvisation line based on the changes to this well-known Cole Porter standard. Solos for trumpet and flute (opt. tenor) follow along with well structured ensemblebackgrounds. The melody finally makes an appearance near the end interspersed with a small combo as the piece roars to an exciting full-blown finish. (Alto 1 doubles on Soprano Tenor 1 doubles on Flute)

Professional Editions-Jazz Ens-This Beatles classic is treated to a creative and varied setting in this production number from Richard Tuttobene. The lush chorale-like opening leads to a jazz waltz setting of the main theme featuring a flugelhorn soloist. Thefull ensemble isfeatured in a straight ahead swing section and the slow chorale style from the opening makes a brief yet effective return near the end. A unique tour de force for mature ensembles.

Open any concert with this swingin' chart that will make your audience sit up! At a tempo of 208 BPM or faster, written solo space for tenor and trumpet 2, lead trumpet range to written B above the staff, and an optional vibes part, this chart is complete. (3:10) / Ensemble De Jazz

Recently recorded by Diana Krall on her popular CD Love Scenes George Stone has taken a similar approach and created this sensual and engaging version for jazz ensemble. The slow and soft swing style makes this one a great change of pace for contest or festivals.

With a medium funk groove and catchy riff-like melody this original by Rick Stitzel will quickly become one of your bands favorites. Theres plenty of solid ensemble playing to make it easy to learn and the solo section can beused to feature anysaxophone or even the entire section.

Composed and recorded by jazz legend John Coltrane this medium tempo blues tune features an easy-to-play melody and solid tutti-style rhythms for the ensemble. In addition the blues changes and moderate tempo make it acomfortable setting for developing soloists. (Includes CD)

This hit from the 1960s became a hit again thanks to the movie Sister Act. The simple rhythms and easy rock feel make it perfect for young players. Easy to learn this one will sound great with minimal rehearsal time.

Rock on! Even the youngest band can sound great on this simple yet effective rock-jazz chart. Featuring a written drum solo, ensemble handclaps, and a solo section for all wind instruments, this will make the band will sound terrific from the first note. Easy to rehearse and quick to come together, Rock the House is an outstanding choice. Optional parts for two flutes, two clarinets, horn, baritone horn, tuba, baritone sax, and guitar. A gem from Victor Lopez, this is a perfect choice for jazz beginners.

Little Big Band series-Milt Jackson's signature blues tune has become a well-known jazz standard and Mark's arrangement makes it sound great in this 6-horn format. Featuring a nice medium swing feel and the flexibility for open solos with backgrounds this will be fun to perform and easy to prepare. (Grade 3)

Drawing inspiration from the hot version recorded by Aretha Franklin Roger Holmes takes this Motown favorite (originally recorded by Sam & Dave) and creates a sizzling chart for big band. A driving rock groove and powerfulensemble lines help to make this one a winner.