Advanced Latin Sheet Music

An exciting samba at 200 BPM. Little band instrumentation is tenor, trumpet, trombone, piano, bass, guitar, and drums, and the chart includes solo space for all. (1:35)

Rumba Surprise is bursting with rhythmic whimsy: off-beats, syncopations, and displaced accents, embellished with touches of percussion and pizzicati. Like a breath of fresh air, a slower second movem...

In The Dancehall of The Mountain King was commissioned by The Royal Norwegian Air Force band for the opening concert of Norwegian Military Tattoo 2025, which the arranger also conducted. It is a count...

The infernal and extremely rhythmical 'Samba di Janeiro' was a hit made popular by the group Bellini years ago. A driving and exotic sounding percussion introduction is followed by a most compelling t...

Øivind Westby has written a number of excellent but demanding instrumental arrangements for Concert Band. In the present one, he has transcribed five of the most famous by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Brazil...

Inspired by a famous Scottish folk melody, Bluebells of Scotland has been arranged many times over the years. The best-known version is undoubtedly by the American composer and trombonist Arthur Pryor...

Inspired by a famous Scottish folk melody, Bluebells of Scotland has been arranged many times over the years. The best-known version is undoubtedly by the American composer and trombonist Arthur Pryor...

Canción para un clarinetista' - this 'song for a clarinetist' is dedicated to one of the most outstanding clarinetists and pedagogues in Cuba, a graduate of the National School of Art in Havana / Cuba...

Bordel 1900 : The tango was born in Buenos-Aires in 1882. It was first played on the guitar and the flute. The piano was added later, followed by the bandoneon. It is music full of charm and vivacity,...

Recorded on the 'The New Sound of Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra 1964,' this is the original version of the chart (instrumentation 4 saxophones, 4 trumpets, 2 trombones, Piano, Bass and Drums) as...

Recorded on the 'The New Sound of Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra 1964,' this is an edited version of the chart (instrumentation 5 saxophones, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, Piano, Guitar, Bass and Drums...

as recorded by Arturo Sandoval on 'Hot House'

If you know 'The First Circle' or 'Minuano,' then you'll have some sense of what this incredible composition is all about. The chart is almost 700 measures long, and it contains all of the elements th...

Everyone loves the exotic sounds of Afro-Latin music, and this grade 5 original is perfect for introducing students to this popular style. It's fast-paced, educational, challenging and fun for everyon...

As the title of this elaborately orchestrated piece suggests, it merges several musical genres: Latin, classical music and jazz. FUSION LATINO CLASSICO features three trumpets, three flugelhorns, two...

The Children of Sanchez is a 1961 book by the American anthropologist Oscar Lewis and tells the story of a Mexican family living in the slum of Tepito in Mexico City. Due to its criticisms of the ruli...

A phenomenal Latin songo groove! The chart has auxiliary percussion, soprano lead with optional alto 1 part, and a hip piano montuno. Lead trumpet range is to written double A. Solo space for all saxe...

As recorded by the Bob Mintzer Big Band, this driving Latin mambo emulates the sound of drummer Elvin Jones. Both solo choruses can be opened up for additional players; chord changes are provided in t...

Composed and arranged by Gordon Goodwin, this buoyant samba is sweet. Soprano sax lead and solo space available for soprano, alto, tenor, trumpet and trombone. Lead trumpet range is to written high F-...

Composed and arranged by Gordon Goodwin, this buoyant samba is sweet. Soprano sax lead and solo space available for soprano, alto, tenor, trumpet and trombone. Lead trumpet range is to written high F-...

A Latin songo groove, Gordon writes Latin charts like no one else! The chart has auxiliary percussion, soprano lead with optional alto 1 part and a hip piano montuno. Lead trumpet range is to written...