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Jazz Ensemble 81913 JEalpha-27-43 9/21/06 11:36 AM Page 27 JAZZ ENSEMBLE ALPHABETICAL LISTING ...........................................................................................................28 SERIES LISTING............................................................................................................................44 Series Code Series Name Grade Level(s)* Page No. BJE Beginning Jazz Ensemble 2 50 CBJES Canadian Brass Jazz Ensemble Series 4 46 CHJZ Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra 5 44 CMBB Charles Mingus Big Band 5 44 DCVJZ Discovery Jazz 1-2 50 DXBEAT Dixieland Folios 3 56 DXCOMBO Dixieland Combo Paks 3 55 DUR Durand 4 53 EEJZ Essential Elements for Jazz Correlated Arrangements 1-2 52 EJZCMBO Easy Jazz Combo 2 56 EJZEN Easy Jazz Ensemble 2 49 GS G. Schirmer Jazz Ensemble 4 53 HLEZPK Hal Leonard Easy Jazz Ensemble Paks 2 53 HLJZPK Hal Leonard Jazz Ensemble Paks 3 53 HPJC Houston Publishing Jazz Combo 3 56 JEJC Jenson Easy Jazz 3 55 JEL Jazz Ensemble Library 4 45 JJC Jenson Jazz Combo 3 56 JZCMBOPK Jazz Combo Paks 3 54 JZENS Jazz Ensemble Series 4 46 JZHNRS Jazz Honors Editions 4-5 45 JZREC Jazz Recordings n/a 44 PE Professional Editions 5 44 PSJE Pop Specials for Jazz Ensemble 3 49 SFMBB Second Floor Music Big Band 4-5 59 SFMJC Second Floor Music Jazz Combo 4-5 56 SFMSQ Second Floor Music Saxophone Quartets 4-5 58 SM Simply Mingus 4 45 SOUND Nestico Sound Series 4 46 VOSOEZ Easy Vocal Solo/Jazz Ensemble 2 53 VOSOJZ Vocal Solo/Jazz Ensemble 3-4 52 WOODY Woody Herman Series 4-5 46 YJE Young Jazz Ensemble 2-3 47 Essential Elements for Jazz Ensemble See Essential Elements, page 199 Other Jazz Ensemble Instruction Books See Other Methods and Instruction, page 224 and Jazz Publications, page 301 *Grade Levels 1 = Very Easy (1 year playing experience) 2 = Easy (2 years playing experience) 3 = Medium (3-4 years playing experience) 4 = Medium Advanced 5 = Advanced 81913 JEalpha-27-43 9/21/06 11:36 AM Page 28 28 JAZZ ENSEMBLE ALPHABETICAL LISTING ______ 30701010 April in Paris (Barduhn) YJE..............$40.00 A ______ 07474568 April in Paris (Sweeney) DCVJZ .........$35.00 ______ 07010999 A Mis Abuelos (Mossman) PE................$60.00 ______ 00000560 Around Town (Bert) SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 07011075 Accidentally in Love (from Shrek 2) ______ 07500079 As Long As I’m Singing (Murtha) YJE..............$40.00 (Nowak) VOSOJZ.......$40.00 ______ 00000500 Accra (Keezer) ______ 00000979 As Quiet As It’s Kept SFMJC.........$25.00 (2 or 3 Horns) SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 07010716 As We Speak (Wasson) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 00000788 Affaire D’Amour (Brown) SFMBB ........$45.00 ______ 07010483 Ask Me Now (Yasinitsky) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 07010987 Afro Blue (Mossman) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 07010148 Attitude Dance (Taylor) PE................$50.00 ______ 07010985 Afro Blue (Sweeney) EJZEN..........$35.00 ______ 07010630 Aunt Hagar’s Blues (Abene) PE................$60.00 ______ 07010183 After the Love Has Gone ______ 07470608 Autumn Leaves (Berry) DCVJZ .........$35.00 (Holmes) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 07010326 Autumn Leaves (Blair) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 00000630 After the Rain (Sax Qt. with Voice) (Watson) SFMSQ ........$25.00 B ______ 07011145 After You’ve Gone (Murtha) EJZEN..........$35.00 ______ 07010708 After You’ve Gone (Taylor) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 00000866 B.B.B. (Dixon) SFMBB ........$45.00 ______ 34201010 Afterburner (Taylor) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 00000562 B for BB (Mobley) SFMJC.........$25.00 • ______ 07011265 Água de Beber (Water to Drink) • ______ 07011255 Baby, Come to Me (Berry) EZJEN..........$40.00 (Stitzel) YJE..............$45.00 ______ 07011053 Ain’t No Mountain High Enough ______ 07010846 Back Home Again in Indiana (Holmes) YJE..............$40.00 (Clayton) CHJZ............$60.00 ______ 07500053 Ain’t No Mountain High Enough ______ 07470643 Bad Attitude (Sweeney) DCVJZ .........$35.00 (Nowak) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 07470631 Bad, Bad Leroy Brown ______ 07010382 Ain’t Too Proud to Beg (Nowak) DCVJZ .........$35.00 JAZZ ENSEMBLE JAZZ (Blair) DCVJZ .........$35.00 ______ 07010754 Bags’ Groove (Clayton) CHJZ............$60.00 ______ 07010696 Airegin (Abene) PE................$60.00 ______ 07470687 Bags’ Groove (Murtha) DCVJZ .........$35.00 ______ 00000959 Al’s Mist SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 07010874 Bags’ Groove (Taylor) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 07011033 Alamode (Murtha) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 07010955 Ballad for a Blue Horn ______ 00000606 Alamode (Fuller) SFMJC.........$25.00 (Steinel) EEJZ ............$35.00 ______ 00030368 Alcobaca HPJC ...........$40.00 ______ 00000916 Barfly (Hope) SFMJC .........$28.00 ______ 07010656 All Blues (Sweeney) EJZEN..........$35.00 ______ 30925123 Best of Basie, the (Berry) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 33301010 All of Me (Deluxe Edition) ______ 07010951 Basin Street Blues (Byers) PE................$50.00 (Sweeney) EEJZ ............$35.00 ______ 07010335 All of Me (Holmes) EJZEN..........$35.00 ______ 07472150 Basin Street Blues • ______ 07011159 All of Me (Edmondson) DCVJZ .........$35.00 (Sweeney) EEJZ ............$35.00 ______ 08720647 Basin Street Blues (Goodwin) EJZCMBO ....$25.00 ______ 07500087 All or Nothing at All ______ 30925055 Basin Street Blues (Jennings) YJE ..............$40.00 (Nowak) VOSOJZ.......$40.00 ______ 07010951 Basin Street Blues ______ 07010351 All or Nothing at All (Sweeney) EEJZ ............$35.00 (Stone) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 07010682 Bay Side Groovin’ ______ 00000714 All Over Again (Hargrove) SFMJC.........$25.00 (Sweeney) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 50237950 All Set (Babbitt) GS ...............$50.00 ______ 00000985 Beatitudes SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 07010328 All the Things You Are ______ 00000564 Beauteous (Chambers) SFMJC.........$25.00 (Tomaro) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 07500013 Beauty and the Beast ______ 08050003 All the Things You Are (Taylor) VOSOJZ.......$40.00 (Sweeney) EJZEN..........$35.00 ______ 07010279 Beauty School Dropout ______ 07450545 Alright, Okay, You Win (Wasson) JEL ..............$45.00 (Berry) EJZCMBO ....$25.00 ______ 00000860 Beauty Within ______ 07500031 Alright, Okay, You Win (Williams/Keezer) SFMBB ........$45.00 (Nestico) VOSOJZ.......$40.00 ______ 00030362 Bedtime in Storyville HPJC ...........$40.00 ______ 07210016 Alright, Okay, You Win ______ 07470514 Been There, Done That! (Nestico) SOUND........$45.00 (Sweeney) DCVJZ .........$35.00 ______ 07470526 Alright, Okay, You Win ______ 00000718 Beggars & Swallowtails (Sweeney) DCVJZ .........$35.00 (Sandke) SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 00000608 Alter Ego (Williams) • ______ 07011251 Bemsha Swing (2 or 3 Horns) SFMJC.........$25.00 (Taylor) YJE..............$45.00 ______ 07010784 America, The Beautiful ______ 07010814 Besame Mucho (Stitzel) EJZEN..........$35.00 (Tomaro) JEL ..............$45.00 Best of Easy Jazz, The ______ 30701030 American Patrol (Lavender) YJE ..............$40.00 • ______ 07011167 Conductor EZJEN..........$19.95 ______ 07010479 And I Love Her (Taylor) YJE..............$40.00 • ______ 07011168 Alto Sax 1 EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 00000716 And Then Again (Watson) SFMJC.........$25.00 • ______ 07011169 Alto Sax 2 EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 07470669 Another Day, Another Blues • ______ 07011170 Tenor Sax 1 EZJEN............$4.95 (Stitzel) DCVJZ .........$35.00 • ______ 07011171 Tenor Sax 2 EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 07011011 Apple Honey (Stitzel) JEL ..............$45.00 • ______ 07011172 Baritone Sax EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 00000558 Appointment in Milano (Quintet) • ______ 07011173 Trumpet 1 EZJEN............$4.95 (Watson) SFMJC.........$25.00 • ______ 07011174 Trumpet 2 EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 00000610 Appointment in Milano (Sextet) • ______ 07011175 Trumpet 3 EZJEN............$4.95 (Watson) SFMJC.........$25.00 • ______ 07011176 Trumpet 4 EZJEN............$4.95 • ______ 07011177 Trombone 1 EZJEN............$4.95 • = NEW RELEASES Prices subject to change without notice Most scores are available separately by adding 1 to the inventory number for each title listed. 81913 JEalpha-27-43 9/21/06 11:36 AM Page 29 29 JAZZ ENSEMBLE ALPHA: B-C • ______ 07011178 Trombone 2 EZJEN............$4.95 • ______ 07011215 Boogie Stop Shuffle • ______ 07011179 Trombone 3 EZJEN............$4.95 (Homzy) SM...............$50.00 • ______ 07011180 Trombone 4 EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 07011099 Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy • ______ 07011181 Guitar EZJEN............$4.95 (Bulla) JEL ..............$45.00 • ______ 07011182 Piano EZJEN............$9.95 ______ 07010222 Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy • ______ 07011183 Bass EZJEN............$4.95 (Sweeney) EJZEN..........$35.00 • ______ 07011184 Drums EZJEN............$4.95 ______ 07010927 Boom Boom (Murtha) YJE..............$40.00 • ______ 07011186 CD EZJEN..........$14.95 ______ 00000722 Boperation ______ 07010602 Bewitched (Tomaro) JEL ..............$45.00 (Navarro/McGhee) SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 07010216 Beyond the Sea (Holmes) EJZEN..........$35.00 ______ 07010770 Boplicity (Tomaro) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 00030413 Big Easy Holiday (Archard) HPJC ...........$40.00 ______ 07470685 Born to Be Wild (Sweeney) DCVJZ .........$35.00 ______ 07010022 Big Foot (Taylor) JEL ..............$45.00 ______ 07470576 Born to Hand Jive (Nowak) DCVJZ .........$35.00 ______ 00000566 Big Girls (Lewis) SFMJC.........$25.00 ______ 07011117 Bradley’s Bop House ______ 07011137 Big Noise from Winnetka (Taylor) PE................$60.00 (Lavender) YJE..............$40.00 ______ 00000724 Brainstormin’ (Keezer)
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