Easy Jazz Sheet Music

The goal of this series is to introduce students to the rhythms, harmonies and other unique characteristics of jazz. Students will be motivated by the variety of styles and sounds that have that speci...

The goal of this series is to introduce students to the rhythms, harmonies and other unique characteristics of jazz. Students will be motivated by the variety of styles and sounds that have that speci...

The goal of this series is to introduce students to the rhythms, harmonies and other unique characteristics of jazz. Students will be motivated by the variety of styles and sounds that have that speci...

The goal of this series is to introduce students to the rhythms, harmonies and other unique characteristics of jazz. Students will be motivated by the variety of styles and sounds that have that speci...

The goal of this series is to introduce students to the rhythms, harmonies and other unique characteristics of jazz. Students will be motivated by the variety of styles and sounds that have that speci...

Essential Elements Expert Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 15).

Here is a great way to introduce 5/4 meter to your band, complete with a student performance sheet that explains the concept to each player. This tune has instant recognition from all music lovers and...

Eine budgetschonende Jazz-Sammelpackung für Jazzensembles im ersten Jahr, die 'Starting Point' von Bob Lowden', 'Bottom Line' von Andy Clark, 'Ill Just Pretend' von Les Aldrich und 'A' Rock' von Ken H...

Composed in 1959 by Mongo Santamaria, Afro Blue became one of the earliest jazz standards written in an Afro-Cuban style. This creative setting for concert band utilizes the African bembé rhythm, alon...

Composed in 1959 by Mongo Santamaria, Afro Blue became one of the earliest jazz standards written in an Afro-Cuban style. This creative setting for concert band utilizes the African bembé rhythm, alon...

Composed in 1959 by Mongo Santamaria, Afro Blue became one of the earliest jazz standards written in an Afro-Cuban style. This creative setting for concert band utilizes the African bembé rhythm, alon...

Composed in 1959 by Mongo Santamaria, Afro Blue became one of the earliest jazz standards written in an Afro-Cuban style. This creative setting for concert band utilizes the African bembé rhythm, alon...

There's no better way to open or close a pops concert than with this Irving Berlin classic. John Moss has given it a face lift with his new edition that teaches your young players that 'show-biz'style...

As heard on the popular GAP commercial and also on Brian Setzer's newest CD, jazzer Louis Prima's tune pushes all the right buttons. The floor torn-style drums, walking bass, and great ensemble riffs...

This year your band can pay tribute to the great Duke Ellington on the 100th anniversary of his birth. From his incredible legacy of American jazz songs, Michael Sweeney has selected three of Duke's b...

What a great idea! Here's 11 of the biggest swing hits from two eras, the 40's and the 90's, cleverly put together in a medley that will turn your concert hall into a dance hall. Eric's skilled writin...

Looking for something to do with those three rows of saxophones staring at you day after day? Take a look at this swinging sax feature from Eric Osterling. This will work great on any concert, and jus...

Bring pure rock energy to the concert stage with the legendary classic "25 Or 6 To 4" by rock icons Chicago! This electrifying arrangement for concert band, published by the renowned Hal Leonard, fait...

This steamy swing classic was made famous by Peggy Lee. John Moss' creative treatment features the familiar melody passed between various sections of the band, accompanied by snapping fingers and othe...

Wonderfully scored with rich harmonies and easy rhythms, this timeless classic will sound full with even inexperienced groups.

Bring an unmistakable swing classic to your concert stage! With "In The Mood," made world-famous by the Glenn Miller Orchestra, your concert band will radiate pure joy and infectious energy. This time...