SKU: A0.934046

July 7 is an original composition by Ronald Tomas for the Big Band Jazz Ensemble. It features a samba beat and is recommended to be played by advanced intermediate to advanced players.

SKU: A0.749042

A fun salsa tune for big band with space for drum solos and an open solo section for all to try. Straightforward and fun to learn, this has proved popular with youth jazz ensembles.
Score and parts for flute (optional), alto sax (2) tenor sax (2), bari sax, trumpets (4) trombones (4) guitar, piano, bass and drums.

SKU: A0.1274538

Toop is a cheeky big band chart loosely based on that one colleague you once worked with who got away with nearly anything. It features a rhythm section introduction, leading to a milky trombone soli which is heard again in the D.S.. In the midst of the piece, we hear from the trumpet, trombone and piano, as well as a few interspersing, fun, ensemble passages.

• 2 a. sax, 2 t. sax, 1 b. sax, 4 tpt, 4 tbn, piano, gtr, db, drums
• Grade Level 3 (Medium)
• Trumpet range: Top C
• Trombone range: Top Ab

SKU: A0.717695

Manhattan Walk. Opening titles theme to the 1996 movie Love and Other Catastrophes (Fox Searchlight Pictures)(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_and_Other_Catastrophes). Composed and Arranged by Daryl McKenzie for Big Band (5 Saxes, 4 Trumpets, 4 Trombones, Piano, Guitar, Bass, Drums). .

SKU: A0.955744

Leise rieselt der Schnee is a popular children’s Weihnachtslied. However, in this arrangement, cheekily translated as Let It Snow … But Quietly, the well-known melody in 6/8 time is presented in 4/4 time with a soul treatment. Other German Christmas tunes have also been worked into this medium-difficulty big band chart. Even those unfamiliar with the German originals will I hope be able to enjoy the holiday season spirit conveyed with the obligatory sleigh bells!
Percussion is optional apart from the sleigh bells (which are cued in the Drums part).
Solos are indicated in 1st Alto Saxophone, 1st Tenor Saxophone, 2nd Trumpet, 2nd Trombone, Guitar, and Piano
At the end of the piece, let the bass, piano, and guitar sounds simply decay until just the sleigh bells are left, as the player walks off stage. Only when the sleigh bells can no longer be heard is this piece over!