Jazz Sheet Music Downloads (PDF)

Get in the Groove contains 15 easy duos in many popular styles. The melodies are written in easy keys for flutes or saxophones tuned in unison. This is how even beginners will be able to manage a clea...

Pharrell's mega-hit gets a hot vocal jazz treatment in this setting by Paris Rutherford. Great vocals, horns and solo opportunities to please every crowd!

Here's a jazz novelty song recorded by Ella Fitzgerald in the '50s that's filled to the brim with sass and style! Perfect for a winter concert, dinner theater fundraiser or anytime you want to share a...

Here's a jazz novelty song recorded by Ella Fitzgerald in the '50s that's filled to the brim with sass and style! Perfect for a winter concert, dinner theater fundraiser or anytime you want to share a...

This iconic pop song has been covered by countless artists from all musical genres. The message is positive and this arrangement is accessible by all levels of ensembles. There are beautiful passages...

Three of the Beatles' best selling songs are arranged in a swing style in this dynamic medley: "Can't Buy Me Love," "Love Me Do," and "Eight Days a Week." Audiences will love the familiar tunes sung i...

Written for and first performed by Louis Armstrong, this popular standard rejoices in the simple enjoyment of everyday life. Introduce your young singers to this timeless song of hope for the future....

The number one album Come Away with Me established Norah Jones as one of the year's top performers. Her former choir director, Paris Rutherford, has tastefully arranged this top single in a vocal jazz...

It's alright, indeed! This bright Beatles classic is ideal for younger or developing vocal jazz ensembles, with a straight ahead acoustic approach and a few harmonic and rhythmic surprises sprinkled i...

Though earlier recorded by many artists, Louis Armstrong's 1971 rendition made this a hit in 1988 and established it as a standard among songs. The optimistic message regarding the future is beautiful...

Though earlier recorded by many artists, Louis Armstrong's 1971 rendition made this a hit in 1988 and established it as a standard among songs. The optimistic message regarding the future is beautiful...