Jazz-Noten von Northeastern Music Publications

This ballad, written for three woodwinds, is a slow song written in jazz ballad style with jazz and contemporary harmonies. It's a nice addition to a concert with a little different and very interesti...

Each étude starts with an example of the blues scale and the melodic swinging study to make use of this particular style of blues jazz playing.

Good introduction to dotted eighth and sixteenth notes Jazzy, scary tune 1st Trumpet's highest note is E, which is the last note in the composition Clarinets do not cross the break

Reminiscent of 1960's rock tune. Written in a blues progression. Learn rhythmic accuracy-counting 8th notes. In key of Bb Can be played after 5 or 6 lessons Clarinets Do Not cross the break Highest no...

Well known children's song with added 'blues' harmonies Optional rhythm sections parts

Count Basie style light blues composition 1st Trumpets have optional high E

A refreshing New Age work. Features jazzy, syncopated rhythms and an improvised solo in the D lydian mode.

A New Age style work with jazzy rhythms and an optional improvised saxophone solo.

Rhythm and Blues progression of recurring four bar ostinato Simple melody

12 bar blues for beginners Concert music for the first year

Full, rich harmonies not usually found in beginner music Fantastic young band composition by a recognized jazz great Last chord is a Bb13#11 In key of Bb

Easy introduction to the blues style in key of Bb Rich, jazz harmonies

1st section is a jazz ballad; Latin, 2nd; swing ending; ideal, fun warm-up; Key of F

Beautiful jazz ballad by a great jazz player/composer Introduction to dotted quarter and eighth notes 1st Trumpet's highest note is C Clarinets do not cross the break

Dotted eighth/sixteenth and eighth/quarter/eighth syncopations 1st clarinets play DOWN the break once

Great introduction to eighth/quarter/eighth syncopation Clarinets do not cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is C

Every section shares the melody Good introduction to dotted quarter and eighth notes Syncopated rhythm appears at end of song and played by most instruments 1st Trumpet's highest note is C

Swing style with real jazz harmonies 1st Trumpet's highest note is C

Dotted quarter/eighth note Latin jazz rhythms Clarinets do not cross the break

Jazz/rock soul composition Clarinets do not cross the break 1st Trumpet's highest note is D, but is approached scale-wise only once

Full, rich harmonies of a real jazz tune in key of Bb Easy to play Optional rhythm sections

Shows off the brass section Easy to play Woodwind cues if band has no low brass In key of Eb

Swing version of Joshua Fought The Battle Of Jericho Good introduction to eighth/quarter/eighth syncopation Easy to learn Clarinets do not cross the break

show off saxes; 1st trumpet's highes note=B

Boogie-woogie style composition 1st trumpet's highest note is C Trombone's highest note is C above the staff All sections share the melody