Antonio Carlos Jobim

An excellent collection of over 20 of his most-loved songs, including: Girl From Ipanema œ How Insensitive œ One Note Samba œ Desafinado (Out of Tune) œ Quiet Night of Quiet Stars œ Song of the Sabia...

Often thought of to be the first bossa nova ever recorded, this classic Jobim blues tune is masterfully arranged for 4 horns and rhythm section.

Made famous by Stan Getz, this arrangement is scored as a tenor sax feature and includes nicely crafted ensemble backgrounds. This evergreen Latin favorite from Jobim works well in any setting.

When it comes to Latin compositions, it just doesn't get any better than the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim. This classic tune is nicely adapted for young players, featuring the brass on the 'one note'...

Although Jobim penned a wealth of great Latin tunes, this standard is unquestionably one of his best. Paul Murtha's smooth and silky chart alternates between the saxes and trumpets on the melody with...

Although Jobim penned a wealth of great Latin tunes, this standard is unquestionably one of his best. Paul Murtha's smooth and silky chart alternates between the saxes and trumpets on the melody with...