George Gershwin: Advanced Sheet Music

Originally composed for piano, Gershwin's First Prelude suits the concert band perfectly! Its samba-like feel and spicy rhythms will set off musical fireworks at your next concert. A great way to intr...

Originally composed for piano, Gershwin's First Prelude suits the concert band perfectly! Its samba-like feel and spicy rhythms will set off musical fireworks at your next concert. A great way to intr...

Originally composed for piano, Gershwin's First Prelude suits the concert band perfectly! Its samba-like feel and spicy rhythms will set off musical fireworks at your next concert. A great way to intr...

Originally composed for piano, Gershwin's First Prelude suits the concert band perfectly! Its samba-like feel and spicy rhythms will set off musical fireworks at your next concert. A great way to intr...

This chart is recorded on the sensational CD titled Passages by the Kim Richmond Concert Jazz Orchestra. It is a magnificent scoring of the Gershwin classic, a chart for which people have been clamori...

Russo always created wonderfully interesting (and challenging) arrangements of standard tunes. He explores unusual instrumentation and exciting new harmonizations. Recorded on the Kenton Sketches on S...

As recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra on Live at Brigham Young University, this is a rare baritone saxophone solo feature throughout. The arrangement by Holman is marvelous, opening and closing wit...

A spectacular arrangement for solo marimba and piano! Includes a CD with full piano accompaniment and full performance, broken into major sections for easy rehearsal.

George Gershwin’s renowned Three Preludes stand among the true masterpieces of the 20th century, masterfully blending classical structure with vibrant jazz flair. Originally composed for solo piano, t...

The wind accompaniment to George Gershwin's popular piano solo, 'Rhapsody in Blue,' is based upon the 1924 and 1926 Grofe editions for jazz band and theatre orchestra. Donald Hunsberger has scored thi...

George Gershwin used elements of classical music and jazz in this well known and loved work. The premiere of this piece was in Aeolian Hall in New York on February 12, 1924. Paul Whiteman led his big...