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Jazz Ensemble Volume 30 Jazz Ensemble Volume 30 Kendor · Doug Beach Program Guide Volume 30 Program Guide Jazz Ensemble highlighting 48 new and classic charts from Kendor and Doug Beach! go to kendormusic.com for: • free recordings • complete viewable scores • detailed descriptions • free PDF chapter from The Jazz Educator’s Handbook by Jeff Jarvis & Doug Beach • comprehensive dealer directory This year we’ve gone all digital and “green” by not including CD’s in this Program Guide. Instead, recordings of the charts listed inside can be heard (and downloaded for free!) by visiting our website. Once there, you’ll find that our commitment to publishing the finest charts for players at all levels remains unchanged. CD’s are only available while supplies last. Please email your re - quest to [email protected]. This is the second year we’re featuring Encore Editions in our demo program. Knowing that many educators today rely on recordings for instruction, we’re recording these great classics that never appeared on a previous demo program (charts from the 1960’s and 1970’s by Thad Jones and Sammy Nestico, etc.) or were promoted before we produced full-length recordings. Finally, the brass ranges given for our recorded charts are based on this octave- numbering system in treble clef: octave 4 • middle C to third-line B octave 5 • third-space C to B above the staff octave 6 • C above the staff and up Kendor Music, Inc. MUSIC PUBLISHER 21 Grove Street • PO Box 278 Delevan, New York 14042-0278 • U.S.A. phone 716-492-1254 fax 716-492-5124 www.kendormusic.com 1 e-mail: [email protected] Kendor Jazz Wind Dancer by Jon Phelps Gateway Series grade: easy • style: funk • ranges: G5 trumpet, F4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: alto, tenor • rhythm section parts notated with Crunch Time chords cued; guitar chord chart included • standard instrumentation, plus opt. flute, by Jon Phelps clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, grade: easy • style: swing • ranges: G5 #60930 trumpet, G4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: alto, trumpet • rhythm section parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart included • That’s How We Roll standard instrumentation, plus opt. flute, by Gregory Yasinitsky clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, grade: easy • style: shuffle • ranges: G5 #60110 trumpet, Eb4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: alto, trumpet • rhythm section parts El Final Del Verano notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart included • playable by 9-17 pieces, plus opt. (The End Of Summer) flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, by Armando Rivera #60807 grade: easy • style: salsa • ranges: A5 trumpet, F#4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: alto, trumpet • rhythm section parts Tricky Sticks notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart by Gregory Yasinitsky included • standard instrumentation, plus opt. grade: easy • style: swing • ranges: F5 flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, trumpet, Eb4 trombone • features drums • #60174 rhythm section parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart included • playable by Ping Pong 9-17 pieces, plus opt. flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, #60830 by Lennie Niehaus grade: easy • style: moderate swing • ranges: G5 trumpet, F4 trombone • written or ad lib Brouhaha solos for all • rhythm section parts notated by Les Sabina with chords cued; guitar chord chart included • grade: easy • style: rock • ranges: G5 trumpet, playable by 9-17 pieces, plus opt. flute, F4 trombone • written or ad lib solo: tenor • clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, rhythm section parts notated with chords #60623 cued; guitar chord chart included • playable by 9-17 pieces, plus opt. flute, clarinet, horn in F, Seismic Strut tuba, and vibes • $45, #60076 by Les Sabina ENCORE E DITION grade: easy • style: Latin rock • ranges: G5 trumpet, F4 trombone • written or ad lib solo: One More For The Count alto • rhythm section parts notated with chords by Mike Lewis cued; guitar chord chart included • playable by grade: easy • style: easy swing • ranges: F#5 9-17 pieces, plus opt. flute, clarinet, horn in F, trumpet, F4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: tuba, and vibes • $45, #60727 trombone, piano • rhythm section parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart Hey Benny included • playable by 9-17 pieces • $45, #661 by Mike Dana grade: easy • style: medium-up swing • ranges: G5 trumpet, G4 trombone • written or ad lib solos for all • rhythm section parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart included • playable by 9-17 pieces, plus opt. flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba, and vibes • $45, Go to kendormusic.com for #60285 recordings and scores. 2 Kendor Jazz Eye On The Prize by Jeff Jarvis Journey Series grade: medium • style: funk • ranges: D6 trumpet, F4 trombone • open solo section • rhythm section parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart included • standard Calle Ocho instrumentation • $48, #61185 by Jeff Jarvis grade: medium • style: cha-cha • ranges: D6 trumpet, G4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: Indiana trumpet, trombone • rhythm section parts (Back Home Again In) notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart arranged by Jerry Nowak included • standard instrumentation • $48, grade: medium • style: moderate swing • #61085 ranges: C6 trumpet, G4 trombone • written or ad lib solos: any saxophone, trombone, drums • rhythm section parts notated with chords No Pain, No Gain cued; guitar chord chart included • standard by Lennie Niehaus instrumentation • $48, #61340 grade: medium • style: moderate swing • ranges: C6 trumpet, F4 trombone • written or ENCORE E DITION ad lib solos for all • rhythm section parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart Christmas; The Joy & Spirit included • standard instrumentation • $48, arranged by Sammy Nestico #61544 grade: easy • style: 8 Christmas carols • ranges: G5 trumpet, F4 trombone • rhythm section parts notated • playable by 9-17 pieces, plus bells & chimes • $45, #310 ENCORE E DITION Basie-Straight Ahead Effective Etudes (Educational Edition) by Sammy Nestico For Jazz grade: medium • style: swing • ranges: D6 by Mike Carubia trumpet, C5 trombone • solos: tenor, piano • and Jeff Jarvis rhythm section parts partially notated with chords cued • standard instrumentation, plus 2 horns in F and tuba • $48, #2300 This book and CD set is a collection of 18 etudes based on the chord changes to popular jazz standards. Students Absolutely Awesome will learn to interpret and improvise by Lennie Niehaus over the chord progressions. Hear how grade: medium • style: moderately fast swing • seasoned jazz musicians interpret the ranges: D6 trumpet, G4 trombone • written or etudes on the accompanying compact ad lib solos for all • rhythm section parts discs, then play along with the notated with chords cued; guitar chord chart recorded rhythm section. Perfect for included • standard instrumentation • $48, jazz band auditions, solo festivals, and #61003 recitals. Flute • $19, #20691 True North Alto Sax • $19, #20692 by Mike Dana Tenor Sax • $19, #20693 grade: medium • style: even 8th ECM feel • Baritone Sax • $19, #20694 ranges: G5 trumpet, F4 trombone • features Trumpet • $19, #20695 alto • written or ad lib solos: alto, piano • Trombone • $19, #20696 rhythm section parts notated with chords Piano • $21, #20697 cued; guitar chord chart included • standard Guitar • $19, #20698 instrumentation, plus opt. vocal • $48, #61756 Bass • $19, #20699 3 Case In Point ENCORE E DITION by Lars Halle Magic Flea grade: medium • style: swing • ranges: Bb5 by Sammy Nestico trumpet, F#4 trombone • written or ad lib grade: advanced • style: fast swing • ranges: solos: trumpet, trombone • rhythm section C6 trumpet, C5 trombone • solos: tenor, parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord piano, drums • rhythm section parts partially chart included • standard instrumentation, plus notated with chords cued • standard 5th Trumpet • $48, #61087 instrumentation, plus 2 horns in F and tuba • $56, #2420 Another Look At The ENCORE E DITION Diminished Chord by Bill Liston Kids Are Pretty People grade: medium • style: swing • ranges: F6 by Thad Jones trumpet, Ab4 trombone • solos: tenor, trumpet grade: advanced • style: ballad • ranges: E6 • rhythm section parts notated with chords trumpet, G4 trombone • solos: trumpet, cued; guitar chord chart included • standard trombone • rhythm section parts partially instrumentation • $48, #61029 notated • standard instrumentation • $56, #4720 Shortstop by Carl Strommen Street Music grade: medium • style: bright shuffle • ranges: by Fred Sturm G5 trumpet, G4 trombone • written or ad lib grade: advanced • style: half-time funk shuffle solos: tenor, trumpet, piano • rhythm section • ranges: D6 trumpet, G4 trombone • solos: parts notated with chords cued; guitar chord tenor, trumpet, trombone, piano • rhythm chart included • standard instrumentation, plus section parts notated • standard opt. flute • $48, #61695 instrumentation • $56, #62751 Nasty Blues Kendor Jazz by Pete McGuinness grade: advanced • style: medium fast swing • Summit Series ranges: F6 trumpet, Bb4 trombone • solos: alto, trombone, piano, drums • rhythm section parts chords and slashes • standard Great Northern Express instrumentation • $56, #62525 by Fred Sturm grade: advanced • style: contemporary Truth swing/samba • ranges: D6 trumpet, Bb4 trombone • solos: tenor, guitar • rhythm by Bob Mintzer grade: advanced • style: ballad • ranges: D6 section parts notated with chords cued • trumpet, Ab4 trombone • features tenor • standard instrumentation • $56, #62270 rhythm
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