By Elvis Costello. Arranged by Don Bowyer. Score, Set of Parts. 66 pages. Published by Dolphin Don's Music School (H0.169083-572280). - Score,Set of Parts - - Dolphin Don's Music School

Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.990131 Composed by Sean Michael O'Boyle and Terry Gilkyson. Arranged by Don Bowyer. Contemporary. Score and parts. 80 pages. Dolphin Don's Music School #2917881. Published by Dolphin Don's Music School (A0.990131). A rollicking arrangement that bounces back and forth between a tongue-in-cheek polka feel and a fast swing, then goes to a half-time swing and finally a quarter-time swing for the final eight bars. Full jazz ensemble (5 saxes, 8 brass). Two open solo sections for any instrument (Bb blues). No doubles. Lead trumpet to D (optional Eb) above staff.

Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble - Digital Download SKU: A0.990173 Composed by Don Bowyer (Sunway University). Jazz. Score and parts. 26 pages. Dolphin Don's Music School #6474385. Published by Dolphin Don's Music School (A0.990173). Inspired by the music of Charles Mingus and the humor of Swedish jazz trumpeter Nils Goran Nisse Holstein, this tune is in a slow blues form, but with liberal chord substitutions. Starts with a bass solo over a bass line played by the trombone.

Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble - Digital Download SKU: A0.990171 Composed by Don Bowyer (Sunway University). Jazz. Score and parts. 2 pages. Dolphin Don's Music School #6474381. Published by Dolphin Don's Music School (A0.990171). This was composed for a memorial concert for a friend and mentor who disagreed about whether or not onions belonged in hush puppies. It's a blues tune with three independent horn parts.

Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble - Digital Download SKU: A0.990172 Composed by Don Bowyer (Sunway University). Jazz. Score and parts. 20 pages. Dolphin Don's Music School #6474383. Published by Dolphin Don's Music School (A0.990172). A slow Afro-Cuban composition for three horns and rhythm section, this piece was composed in honor of Dr. Thomas Miles O’Connor on his retirement from the Arkansas State University Department of Music.