Ensemble

Smooth and flowing describe this great-sounding arrangement by John Berry. With a classic tune like Watch What Happens in the hands of a skilled writer for younger players, you simply can't go wrong.

Grade 2. (Nowak)

Here is one of the most tuneful of Jobim's many familiar Latin standards in a marvelous setting featuring a baritone sax soloist. The style is a laid-back Latin groove and Michael incorporates a wealth of creative harmonic and textural devices in this distinctive arrangement. Also included is a sax soli and a lush tutti ensemble chorus to round things out.

From the well-known and often recorded Jerome Kern songbook, here is a very easy version of this familiar standard. Rick's moderately paced swing arrangement will sound great with beginning players and go together quickly.

John Berry has done a terrific job of adapting this familiar standard for young players. Written in a medium tempo, this chart is an excellent teaching tool for swing style.

Sammy's interpretation of this great old tune is right on target for today's jazz ensembles, with all the class we have come to expect from this master arranger! Written in a relaxed swing style, this chart features lots of tutti ensemble writing, very melodic counter melodies, and also a wonderful sax soli. No solos required.