Intermediate Jazz Ensemble

This Gospel-tinged excursion will really get your students playing! This lively chart is full of fun licks and catchy shout sections.

A tribute to the great big bands of the 1930's and 40's with a contemporary flair This piece emulates that classic sound we love and includes all the colors of a modern Jazz composition.

A tribute to the great big bands of the 1930's and 40's with a contemporary flair This piece emulates that classic sound we love and includes all the colors of a modern Jazz composition.

A tribute to the great big bands of the 1930's and 40's with a contemporary flair This piece emulates that classic sound we love and includes all the colors of a modern Jazz composition.

A tribute to the great big bands of the 1930's and 40's with a contemporary flair This piece emulates that classic sound we love and includes all the colors of a modern Jazz composition.

A tribute to the great big bands of the 1930's and 40's with a contemporary flair This piece emulates that classic sound we love and includes all the colors of a modern Jazz composition.

The well-known Happy Birthday in big band swing style with a Dixie swing part in a grateful arrangement by Erwin Jahreis. Ideal for birthday serenades, concerts or as a musical surprise with show effe...

Arrangement in 2 Tonarten - für Frauen in C-Dur, für Männer in F-Dur

This chart is a perfect representation of the great tradition and moden development of New Orleans second line brass bands. A perfect closer for your next concert!

This chart is a perfect representation of the great tradition and moden development of New Orleans second line brass bands. A perfect closer for your next concert!

This chart is a perfect representation of the great tradition and moden development of New Orleans second line brass bands. A perfect closer for your next concert!

This chart is a perfect representation of the great tradition and moden development of New Orleans second line brass bands. A perfect closer for your next concert!

This chart is a perfect representation of the great tradition and moden development of New Orleans second line brass bands. A perfect closer for your next concert!

This original chart by Clifton Jones is a throwback to the laid back "riff" charts that many bands played back in the day.

This original chart by Clifton Jones is a throwback to the laid back "riff" charts that many bands played back in the day.

This original chart by Clifton Jones is a throwback to the laid back "riff" charts that many bands played back in the day.

This original chart by Clifton Jones is a throwback to the laid back "riff" charts that many bands played back in the day.

This original chart by Clifton Jones is a throwback to the laid back "riff" charts that many bands played back in the day.

This old chestnut composed by Billy Higgins and W. Benton Overstreet has been skillfully adapted by David Berger, co-founder and former director of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. This straight ahe...

Set in a moderately slow swing, this big band vocal feature draws its strength from straight-ahead figures and full, rich voicings. There is no improvised solo chorus; instead a wonderful sax soli pro...

A medium tempo 'Basie Style' swing tune that really captures the idiom. Written trumpet and tenor sax solos. Andy Farber is our newest writer who is currently writing for the Lincoln Center Orchestra...

Here is a slow, swinging, lovely, warm, relaxed composition. The arrangement is subtle and easy to play. There are not a lot of pieces by Pat Metheny that swing in this way. The arrangement suggests f...

A medium tempo, very interesting setting for this well-known standard. Lots of unison lines and superb counterpoint make this a masterful chart. You will NOT be disappointed in this one, or any of Hol...

There have been a lot of published charts on this tune, but this is the original version as played by and recorded by the Count Basie Orchestra. This chart should be in every jazz band library! Wonder...

Warner Bros. Publications is proud to present this important series, Jazz at Lincoln Center Library. Each selection was selected by the Center's musical director, Wynton Marsalis. Each transcription i...