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Ad 19 213 30 59 Om Om haL LeOnarD Jazz ensemble 2008-2009 Featuring Charts by: John Clayton sammy nestico Mark taylor Michael Philip Mossman Les hooper Mike tomaro andrew homzy roger holmes 7777 W. bluemound road Paul Murtha Post Office box 13819 Milwaukee, Wi 53213 rick stitzel telephone: 414-774-3630 John berry FaX: 414-774-3259 Michael sweeney e-mail: [email protected] Mike steinel internet: www.halleonard.com HL90005060 CD Track Listing Disc 1 Disc 2 1. Introduction 1. Introduction PROFESSIONAL EDITIONS – Grade 5 JAZZ CLASSICS FOR THE YOUNG ENSEMBLE – Grade 3 2. The Blues Walk 2. Count Bubba 3. Shiny Stockings 3. Cheesecake 4. Groovin’ High 4. Witchcraft 5. The Simpsons 5. Out of Nowhere 6. Cousin Jeff 6. Shiny Stockings 7. What Is Hip 7. The Creole Love Call 8. Topsy CLAYTON-HAMILTON JAZZ ORCHESTRA – Grade 5 9. Four 8. On the Sunny Side of the Street (Trombone Section Feature) YOUNG JAZZ ENSEMBLE – Grade 3 9. Raincheck 10. The Fool on the Hill (Flugelhorn Feature) 10. Plunger Mute Syndrome (Trombone Feature) 11. The Simpsons 12. I Believe I Can Fly PROFESSIONAL EDITIONS FOR VOCAL SOLO – Grade 5 13. Vehicle 11. Smack Dab in the Middle 14. A Little Night Music 12. I’m Gonna Live ‘Til I Die 15. Will It Go Round in Circles 13. Satin Doll 16. Get Smart 14. Jingle Bells 17. Fly Like an Eagle 15. Nice ‘n’ Easy 18. Night Moves 16. Teach Me Tonight 19. The Christmas Waltz 20. It’s the Holiday Season SIMPLY MINGUS – Grade 4 17. Moanin’ EASY JAZZ ENSEMBLE – Grade 2 18. Duke Ellington’s Sound of Love 21. Superstition 22. The Blues Walk JAZZ ENSEMBLE LIBRARY – Grade 4 23. Sanford and Son Theme 19. Água de Beber (Water to Drink) 24. April in Paris 20. It’s Only a Paper Moon 25. You Are the Music in Me (from High School Musical 2 ) 21. Dreamsville 26. Harlem Nocturne 22. I’ll Be Around 27. Time After Time 23. Them Changes 28. Big Spender 24. Not Yet Over the Hill 29. Blue Monk 25. The Raider Returns 30. Low Rider 26. Flugel Nights 27. Peri’s Scope DISCOVERY JAZZ – Grade 1.5 28. Wave (Baritone Sax Feature) 31. What’d I Say 29. Send One Your Love 32. Green Onions 30. Gravy Waltz 33. Nobody’s Perfect 31. Beat Street 34. Somewhere Out There (from An American Tail ) 32. Would I Lie to You? 35. Sway (Quien Sera) 33. Tanganova 36. Puttin’ on the Ritz 34. The Way You Look Tonight 37. Livin’ on a Prayer 35. Fantasy 38. A String of Pearls 39. Tequila LITTLE BIG BAND SERIES – Grade 3-4 40. White Christmas 36. Oleo 37. Pick Up the Pieces ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR JAZZ ENSEMBLE - Grade 1-2 38. Solar 41. Bubbert’s Groove 39. I Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good 42. Ballad for a Blue Horn (Feature for Alto Sax or Trumpet) 40. Ran Kan Kan 43. All of Me 41. Pick Yourself Up HAL LEONARD Jazz Ensemble 2008-2009 Disc 1 Disc 2 Professional Editions – Grade 5............................ 2 Jazz Classics for the Young Ensemble – Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra – Grade 5 ......... 2 Grade 3 ............................................................. 6 Professional Editions for Vocal Solo – Grade 5 ...... 3 Young Jazz Ensemble – Grade 3 .......................... 6 Simply Mingus – Grade 4 ..................................... 3 Easy Jazz Ensemble – Grade 2 ............................ 7 Jazz Ensemble Library – Grade 4 ......................... 4 Discovery Jazz – Grade 1½ ................................. 8 Little Big Band Series – Grade 3-4 ....................... 5 Essential Elements for Jazz Ensemble – Grade 1-2 .......................................................... 9 Not Included on Recordings BESTSELLERS Classic Charts ................................................ 10 Solo and Section Features .............................. 12 Collections ..................................................... 17 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR JAZZ ENSEMBLE .......................................... 13 JAZZ PUBLICATIONS Jazz Play-Along Series ................................... 18 Artist Transcriptions ........................................ 19 Transcribed Horns Series ................................ 20 Big Band Play-Along ....................................... 20 ABRSM Jazz Program ..................................... 21 Jazz Icons DVDs ............................................. 22 DVDs .............................................................. 23 The Real Book ................................................ 23 Jazz Resources .............................................. 24 Signature Licks .............................................. 24 Music Stands ................................................. 24 Visit the web! ■ Full version recordings for many titles ■ Search database of all titles ■ Writer bios and photos Disney characters and artwork © Disney Enterprises, Inc. Prices, availability, and contents subject to change without notice. www.halleonard.com Prices and availability may vary outside U.S.A. DISC 1 What Is Hip 7 Introduction 1 Stephen Kupka, Emilio Castillo and David Garibaldi/ PROFESSIONAL EDITIONS FOR VOCAL SOLO – Grade 5 arr. Mike Tomaro Smack Dab in the Middle Signature tune from the definitive funk band, Tower of Power. This dynamic Recorded by the Hal Leonard Jazz Orchestra PROFESSIONAL EDITIONS – and authentic chart offers your band a challenge that is worth the extra and conducted by John Clayton, here is a Grade 5 effort. terrific CD of arrangements by John Clayton, IONS 07010150.....................................................................................$60.00 Sammy Nestico and Mike Tomaro, all for vocal t The Blues Walk soloist with big band. Everett Greene and 2 Clifford Brown/ Ann Chamberlain are the featured vocalists. arr. Michael Philip Mossman CLAYTON-HAMILTON Includes: Smack Dab in the Middle, I’m Gonna Adapted as a mambo, Michael Mossman pulls out all JAZZ ORCHESTRA – Grade 5 Live ‘Til I Die, Satin Doll, Jingle Bells, Nice ‘n’ EDI Easy, Teach Me Tonight, I’m Just a Lucky So and So, For All We Know, Do the stops on this unique and exciting setting of Clifford Brown’s jazz standard. The brass section screams out Nothin’ ‘Til You Hear from Me, How Insensitive, You Are So Beautiful and Save Your Love for Me. the melody while the saxes fill in blazing counterlines On the Sunny Side of 8 07011581 CD ...............................................................................$14.95 MICHAEL MOSSMAN and a soli of their own. Solos are flexible and the the Street (Trombone rhythm section is called upon to propel the entire chart Section Feature) in an energized and vibrant style. Smack Dab in the Middle (Key: C) Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields/ Charles E. Calhoun/arr. John Clayton 07011545.....................................................................................$60.00 arr. John Clayton Paying homage to the great jazz vocalist Joe Williams and recorded by Recorded by Michael Philip Mossman and the Sedajazz All-star Big Band – Valencia, Spain Trombones front and center on this one! Recorded by Barbara Morrison on her tribute CD Thinking of You, Joe, here is an adapta- Shiny Stockings the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra on Absolutely, tion of John Clayton’s swinging chart featuring sizzling statements from the 3 here is a fabulous chart that features a relaxed “two” Frank Foster/arr. Sammy Nestico JOHN CLAYTON band and an exuberant bluesy style. This chart works great for both male and feel in the beginning, then gradually gathers steam all As recorded by the Count Basie Orchestra, here is female soloists and is guaranteed to make you feel good! essional the way to the end. A great feature number for the entire trombone section – Sammy Nestico’s classic arrangement of this Frank 07011579.....................................................................................$60.00 however, the full ensemble gets a chance to open up as well. f Foster jazz standard! Including all the signature piano 07011586.....................................................................................$60.00 I’m Gonna Live ’Til I Die (Key: Ami) stylings, muted brass on the first strain, sax soli, trum- arr. John Clayton pet solo, and a shout chorus that roars, this timeless Adapted from John Clayton's Grammy-winning arrangement for Queen SAMMY NESTICO chart deserves a place in every band’s library. ro Raincheck Latifah, here is a smokin’ swing chart that features a relaxed vocal line 07011506 .....................................................$60.00 9 Billy Strayhorn/arr. John Clayton accompanied by absolutely blazing figures from the band. An exceptional p Groovin’ High Cherry Lane Music powerhouse of a chart! From the CD Groove Shop (recorded by the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra), John “Dizzy” Gillespie/arr. Mark Taylor 4 07011569.....................................................................................$60.00 here is John Clayton’s stylish take on this masterful Billy Strayhorn Here’s Dizzy Gillespie’s classic in an outstanding Latin setting for full jazz composition. The rhythm section sets up the feel followed by a sax soli ensemble by Mark Taylor. Just what you would expect from a quality arranger chorus and finally the main theme stated by tenor and muted trumpet. working with a quality tune, this smokin’ chart delivers the goods! Sprinkled with a few twists and turns, ample solo space, and terrific 34325117.....................................................................................$60.00 ensemble writing throughout, this is a real gem of a chart. SIMPLY MINGUS – Grade 4 The Simpsons 02501235.....................................................................................$60.00 5 Moanin’ Danny Elfman/arr. Les Hooper Charles
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