Intermediate Jazz Sheet Music

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

Song of India by Jirka Kadlec is a poetic and modern interpretation of an immortal theme by Rimsky-Korsakov, to which the composer pays homage with great personal sensitivity. Far more than a mere rew...

A new swinging solo to feature the tuba section (2 or 4 tubas). In this piece, composed by Martin Scherbacher, this big instrument is in the spotlight in a Rockin '& Rollin' solo: Let the Tubas Swing!...

I'm in the Mood for Love is today a "standard" song released in 1935. The music was written by Jimmy McHugh, with lyrics by Dorothy Fields. The song was introduced by Frances Langford in the film "Eve...

It is sometimes difficult for a music association to have all its musicians present at every performance. Personal, family or professional commitments often mean that musicians who play parts that are...

It is sometimes difficult for a music association to have all its musicians present at every performance. Personal, family or professional commitments often mean that musicians who play parts that are...

Originally recorded by Louis Prima and a huge hit for the Brian Setzer Orchestra, Jump, Jive an' Wail epitomizes the swing phenomena. This arrangement cooks from the beginning all the way to the final...

Originally recorded by the innovative jazz fusion group Weather Report, Birdland has become one of the most popular jazz tunes ever. Michael Sweeney adds a few wrinkles and a false ending but retains...

Written for Frank Sinatra and title track of his 1958 album, this tune remains popular through recent recordings and usages in TV and film. This chart brings a swingin' big band style to the field in...