Hal Leonard Sheet Music

Few big band standards have a recognizable hook as strong as this time-tested Woody Herman theme song. Here's the authentic edition opening with the famous ensemble riff followed by a parade of solois...

Paul Jennings' simple, effective setting of this jazz classic is an impressive piano feature and a great way to teach swing style.

Essential Elements Explorer Level (correlates with Book 1, p. 11).

Leave it to Disney to give us some of the best toe-tapping, Dixie-style songs, cleverly combined in this playable medley for concert band. Lots of ensemble sections and easy effects make it a sure-fir...

Adapted directly from the classic version by the Canadian Brass, here is an arrangement for flexible instrumentation that retains the signature slow New Orleans style introduction, followed by an upte...

If your band enjoyed the popular 'Just A Closer Walk, ' here's another Canadian Brass favorite, carefully scored for full band by Calvin Custer. It begins with a slow 3/4 version, in a New Orleans 'st...

The late Luther Henderson was a master arranger with a long list of credentials, including behind-the-scenes collaborator for many years with Duke Ellington. In addition, he served as a primary arrang...

Featuring a front line of trumpet, clarinet, trombone, and tuba, here's three classic Dixieland tunes combined in a superb showcase for developing groups. Includes: Five Foot Two, Sweet Georgia Brown,...

Scored to sound solid with small and inexperienced bands, give your concert a dose of early jazz style with this attractively written dixieland feature. Happy sounds for any occasion!

Master arranger John Higgins brings us this new version of an old Dixieland favorite. Great effects and lots of show-biz razz-za-ma-tazz for both your players' and audience's delight.

The classic scale and arpeggio studies of Gabriel Parès were adapted in the 1940s for like-instrument study by Rubank's Harvey Whistler, and are now the standard for elementary scale instruction. Pres...

Collection of advanced etudes in the style of Milde.