Don Sebesky Big Band Noten

Originally recorded by Doc Severinsen, this chart shouts Handel's Hallelujah with a lot of surprises. A great show opener.

A video game fantasy scored as a jazz/rock march. If you want something different, this is the one.

This chart cooks from beginning to end with plenty of opportunity for soloists (either reading or improvising) to swing.

Here's a ballad featuring your alto sax player in both slow and fast passages. Written for the Maynard Ferguson band, this one has all the spirit needed for great jazz effects.

Toes will be tapping when playing this jazz/rock tune. The chart moves along with a happy feel that's fun to play and definitely one that will leave your audience singin.

A nice relaxed rock style with close-voiced ensemble in the introduction and clusters at the end. You have the option of 'opening up' this arrangement for additional solos.

The unique blend between girl's voice (optional) and flute will introduce another color that will set your band apart from the others.

If you're looking for a rock chart with a Spanish flavor, this is it! Besides, you have the option of adding a flute, clarinet and flugelhorn to give your group that winning and different sound.

Another chart recorded by Doc Severinsen based on themes of Bela Bartok. This clever adaptation will make your band a FESTIVAL WINNER.

Slow Funk - Part of Thad's 'Suite For Pops'

Another winner to follow the success of Mike's 'Barbeque Wings' and 'Barbeque Sauce.' Based on slightly altered blues changes, a funky intro sets up this great chart but strays occasionally with some...