Vernon Duke

Here it is exactly how Count Basie and his orchestra played it! Every detail of this jazz standard has been transcribed and reconstructed by Jeff Hest. What better way to learn about the Basie style t...

Here it is exactly how Count Basie and his orchestra played it! Every detail of this jazz standard has been transcribed and reconstructed by Jeff Hest. What better way to learn about the Basie style t...

Here it is exactly how Count Basie and his orchestra played it! Every detail of this jazz standard has been transcribed and reconstructed by Jeff Hest. What better way to learn about the Basie style t...

8 brass, 5 saxes and 4 rhythm, plus 3 optional flutes, 2 Bb clarinets and horn in F. Swing band vocal. One of the great standards in a very playable vocal arrangement with a full band intro and plenty...

This great chart is recorded on the Tonight Show Band, Volume II CD(Amherst Records). It has a bit of the Basie touch to it, but it is a very original chart by the great John Bambridge. There is space...

Belwin Jazz presents April in Paris, a level 3 jazz band series piece designed for high school and advanced junior high school band. Instrumentation includes 5 saxophones, 8 brass, and 4 rhythm parts....

A new take on the 1940's jazz standard, with a jumping bass line for the cor anglais and a whirling waltz section in the middle - great fun for everyone!

A new take on the 1940s jazz standard by Duke, Fetter and Latouche, with a jumping bass line for the bassoon and a whirling waltz section in the middle - great fun for everyone!

16 songs from stage and screen, including: April in Paris, Autumn in New York, I Like the Likes of You, Paris in New York, Sweet Bye and Bye and more. Includes a composer biography.

Belwin Jazz presents April in Paris, a level 3 jazz band series piece designed for high school and advanced junior high school band. Instrumentation includes 5 saxophones, 8 brass, and 4 rhythm parts....

(words by E. Y. Harburg, music by Vernon Duke)

Got A Bran' New Daddy, written by Vernon Duke with words by Howard Dietz, from the musical 'Dancing In The Streets', arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.