Alfred Publishing Sheet Music

Where's the party? At your next concert when you play Fiesta Blues! This extremely fun piece has a Latin flavor, featuring short solos for trumpet, saxophone, trombone and flute. Very enjoyable!

Be prepared for approximately 95 seconds of bluesy, wiggly cuteness in which various sections of the band function as both the ants and the 'stomper!' Incorporating brass flutter tongue, two familiar...

Be prepared for approximately 95 seconds of bluesy, wiggly cuteness in which various sections of the band function as both the ants and the 'stomper!' Incorporating brass flutter tongue, two familiar...

Be prepared for approximately 95 seconds of bluesy, wiggly cuteness in which various sections of the band function as both the ants and the 'stomper!' Incorporating brass flutter tongue, two familiar...

Treat your ensemble and audience to sophisticated-sounding, yet quite playable blues for young band. Jazz-voiced chords and a cool bluesy groove give this piece a very appealing sound. Add in some sol...

Treat your ensemble and audience to sophisticated-sounding, yet quite playable blues for young band. Jazz-voiced chords and a cool bluesy groove give this piece a very appealing sound. Add in some sol...

This 12-bar blues introduces style and articulation common in jazz music while keeping the range and rhythms well within reach of younger players. With cool percussion grooves, syncopation, simple chr...

This 12-bar blues introduces style and articulation common in jazz music while keeping the range and rhythms well within reach of younger players. With cool percussion grooves, syncopation, simple chr...

Kirby Shaw has crafted an extraordinary medley of three 'blue' songs: 'Birth of the Blues,' 'Am I Blue?,' and 'Blues in the Night. ' It swings, it sings, and it showcases three great songs from the go...

This beautiful blues ballad appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963, a bit surprising since it was written in 1945! Tight choral harmony and a subtle accompaniment make this sad tale come aliv...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

Kirby Shaw has crafted an extraordinary medley of three 'blue' songs: 'Birth of the Blues,' 'Am I Blue?,' and 'Blues in the Night. ' It swings, it sings, and it showcases three great songs from the go...

Kirby Shaw has crafted an extraordinary medley of three 'blue' songs: 'Birth of the Blues,' 'Am I Blue?,' and 'Blues in the Night. ' It swings, it sings, and it showcases three great songs from the go...

This beautiful blues ballad appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963, a bit surprising since it was written in 1945! Tight choral harmony and a subtle accompaniment make this sad tale come aliv...

This beautiful blues ballad appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963, a bit surprising since it was written in 1945! Tight choral harmony and a subtle accompaniment make this sad tale come aliv...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...