Leichte Latin-Noten

Bossa nova and funk! Both you and the band will dig this very hip and playable chart for the grade 2 level by our newest writer, Mike Kamuf. Mike starts off with an easy bossa groove featuring 2nd tru...

Standard jazz ensemble (playable by 12-17 players) with opt. flute, clarinet, F horn & vibes A bossa nova groove provides the basis for a familiar melody on this new chart by George Shutack. Intellige...

Scored for bands ranging in size from 12-17 players, this solid bossa/rock tune starts and ends strong. Crisp brass punctuations, a steady 8/8 feel, and an expandable solo section are highlights. For...

Style: BOSSA NOVA Ranges: G5 trumpet, F4 trombone Solos: written or ad lib for all Rhythm Section: notated Instrumentation: 1217 players, plus 5 opt. Parts

A solid rhythmic groove and a lyrical melody combine to form the foundation of this driving Latin chart. Rich ensemble voicings and an open solo section over easy changes make it a perfect vehicle for...

Standard jazz ensemble (playable by 12-17 players) with opt. flute, clarinet, F horn & vibes Is your band ready for the Whole Enchilada? From the opening notes to the final chord, this infectious lati...

Here's a suave Latin tune designed to feature your tenor sax and trombone soloists. A memorable melody is supported by sophisticated, yet accessible harmonic motives throughout. Authentic Latin device...

Try this bright Latin chart for developing groups featuring solos for piano, and the 'two cats' alluded to in the title - namely alto saxophone and trumpet. Even if you use the minimum instrumentation...

Kendor continues its tradition of publishing accessible jazz charts that have integrity and style with this selection for developing groups set in a bright Latin feel. The introduction played by piano...

We welcome California jazz educator Mike Dana to the Kendor family of writers with this spirited Latin original for developing groups. Containing reasonable ranges and rhythmic figures, plus an exciti...

A medium bossa, nova, Tiara is another great introduction to Latin styles for young bands. This selection will make the jazz band sound sophisticated beyond their years.

Hier ist eine weitere sehr geradlinige Latin (Cha Cha) Version von Baubles, Bangles & Beads, wie sie von Tito Puente und seinem Orchester gespielt wurde. Es ist ein Ensemble-Chart von Anfang bis Ende,...

Por Una Cabeza ist der berühmte argentinische Tango aus dem Film 'Der Duft der Frau'. Unser Arrangement ist sehr einfach zu spielen, mit niedrigen Bläsersätzen, aber dennoch ein großartiger Tango. Die...

Unser Chart von Desafinado ist als sanfter Bossa geschrieben, in dem Ihre beiden Tenorsaxophone mitspielen. Die Saxophon-Sololinien sind ausgeschrieben, so dass keine Improvisation erforderlich ist. D...

Wheels" ist ein netter kleiner Cha-Cha aus den frühen 1960er Jahren. Joe Loss und sein Orchester hatten mit ihrer Version des Stücks einen kleinen Erfolg in den Charts. Unser Chart ist zwar keine Tran...