Quincy Jones: Intermediate Sheet Music

It's hard to believe, but this quintessential big band arrangement is finally in print!!! As recorded by the Count Basie Orchestra on their album Hits of the 50's & 60's - This Time By Basie, Quincy J...

As arranged by Quincy Jones for the album Birth of a Band, this Sonny Stitt tune is a brilliant, straight-ahead chart that swings like crazy, featuring Q's outstanding ensemble writing. It also featur...

If you want a chart that swings, this is it! This incredible arrangement by Quincy Jones of Walk, Don't Run was recorded by the great Count Basie Orchestra on their album Hits of the 50's & 60's - Thi...

Composed by jazz composer and bandleader Quincy Jones in 1962 within 20 minutes, according to his own statement, this swinging hit has burned itself into the memory of generations of listeners all the...

Written by Count Basie and his vocalist, Jimmy Rushing, this tune was a staple of the early Basie band. The chart that we offer here is a later vocal version written for Peggy Lee by Quincy Jones. It...

The Grammy award-winning composer Quincy Jones utilized his multi-faceted musical talent in composing 'Belly Roll,' and he and Sammy Nestico collaborated on the arrangement. A medium shuffle blues wit...

From the Quincy Jones and Sammy Nestico CD titled Basie & Beyond. Composed by Grammy winning composer/producer, Quincy Jones, here is a swinger for either piano, guitar or vibes soloist. This is a med...

Composed by the Grammy¨ award-winning composer/producer Quincy Jones, this is an emotional ballad featuring tenor or soprano saxophone that will touch the hearts of both performers and audience alike....

From the Quincy Jones and Sammy Nestico CD titled Basie & Beyond. Music legend Quincy Jones composed this beautiful swinging ballad and arranged it together with the great Sammy Nestico. This chart de...

Quintessence, composed by Quincy Jones, as recorded by Coleman Hawkins, arranged for piano solo.

feat. tenor or soprano sax

On Days Like These, written by Quincy Jones with words by Don Black, as recorded by Matt Monro in the film 'The Italian Job', arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing), as recorded by Michael Jackson. Arranged for piano and voice with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

Composed by jazz composer and bandleader Quincy Jones in 1962 within 20 minutes, according to his own statement, this swinging hit has burned itself into the memory of generations of listeners all the...

Prelude To The Garden, composed by Jorge Calandrelli, as recorded by Quincy Jones, arranged for piano solo.