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Jazz E Semble AZZ SEMBLE J KE DOER VOLUME 32 visit us at kendormusic.com : • free recordings • SoloMate accompaniment tracks • complete viewable scores • detailed descriptions • brass ranges • dealer directory Jazz Series Kendor Jazz Doug Beach Jazz Foundations Gateway Series Series Easy charts for developing groups, many Very easy charts for 4 horns with rhythm featuring Kendor Konvertible scoring for section that are expandable to full-size 9-17 pieces. A guitar chord chart is in - big band. cluded. Doug Beach First Edition Series Kendor Jazz Easy charts for developing groups, Journey Series playable by 4 saxes,3 trumpets, 2 trom - Medium charts for advancing groups. A bones, piano, bass and drums. guitar chord chart is included. Doug Beach Kendor Jazz Threshold Series Summit Series Medium easy to medium Advanced charts for proficient big bands. charts for advancing groups. Doug Beach Jazz Ensemble Series Medium to medium advanced charts for proficient big bands. 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 e-mail: [email protected] Kendor Jazz Here Comes Everybody by Gregory Yasinitsky Gateway Series In this uptempo swinger, written or ad lib alto and ENCORE E DITION trumpet solos can be played using notes from a single scale. Clever sax section work and a roaring shout are Absolutely, Positively added highlights.Features Kendor Konvertible scoring by Gregory Yasinitsky for 9-17 players. Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn in In this slow, yet hard-swinging shuffle, the bluesy mood F, tuba and vibes are included. really complements the groove. A written alto sax solo is #60283 ...................................................................... $45 included. Features Kendor Konvertible scoring for 9-17 players. View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate #60005 ...................................................................... $45 Play SoloMate View Score Play MP3 Isle Of View by Jeff Jarvis ENCORE E DITION This engaging rock ballad featuring a trumpet soloist (5 trumpet parts) boasts a beautiful melody backed by lush Back And Forth ensemble writing. It includes a written or ad lib section by Jon Phelps for the soloist, and o ptional parts for flute, clarinet, horn This accessible funk original features a variety of in F, tuba and vibes . rhythmic figures commonly used in rock and funk charts. #60350 ...................................................................... $45 Deriving its title from the back-and-forth feeling in the rhythm section parts, it includes written or ad lib solos for View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate all. Features Kendor Konvertible scoring for 9-17 players. #60039 ...................................................................... $45 View Score Play MP3 Likely Suspect by Jeff Jarvis A driving funk groove coupled with a rich chord progres - sion give this chart plenty of audience appeal. Written or ad lib solo space is provided for alto and tenor sax. Cole Minor Blues Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba and vibes by Jeff Jarvis are included. This great minor blues tune features sturdy swing #60450 ...................................................................... $45 rhythms and a memorable melody shared by the horn sections of the band. Any instrument may be featured View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate during the written or ad lib open solo. Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba and vibes are included. #60105 ...................................................................... $45 View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate Looking South by Les Sabina Scored in a breezy bossa nova style, this chart features irresistible rhythms, a winding melody and a logical chord progression. Written or ad lib solo space is given El Camino to trombone. Features Kendor Konvertible scoring for 9- by Gregory Yasinitsky 17 players. Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn in F, A catchy Latin groove, easy chord changes in two written tuba, and vibes are included. or ad lib solo sections for trumpet, and an ensemble #60465 ...................................................................... $45 chorus that grows from a whisper to a roar are highlights of this chart. Features Kendor Konvertible scoring for View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate 9-17 players. Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba and vibes are included. #60167 ...................................................................... $45 View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate 1 Maximum Trajectory Around The Horn by Les Sabina by Carl Strommen Presenting an intriguing modal feel throughout and This bright swing chart refers to baseball infielders toss - plenty of sectional and ensemble block voicings, this fast ing the ball to each other after a successful out. It opens swing original gives the written or ad lib solo to tenor with a solitary bass solo, followed by a trumpet/tenor sax. Features Kendor Konvertible scoring for 9-17 soli. That same duo is then featured in the written or ad players. Optional parts for flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba lib solo section. An optional flute part is included. and vibes are included. #61035 ...................................................................... $48 #60500 ...................................................................... $45 View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate ENCORE E DITION Out Of Sight Bistro Latino by Lennie Niehaus by Jeff Jarvis Great for teaching essential jazz skills, this moderate Featuring both samba and songo feels, this show- swing original includes solid melodies, a sax soli, and an stopping salsa opens with a dynamic tutti unison. The exciting shout chorus. Any instrument may be featured interlude portion of the piece contains incredibly lush, during the written or ad lib open solo. Features Kendor modern voicings. Solo space is offered to soprano, Konvertible scoring for 9-17 players. Optional parts for tenor, trumpet and trombone. Instrumentation includes 5 flute, clarinet, horn in F, tuba and vibes are included. trumpets and SATTB saxophones. #60595 ...................................................................... $45 #61060 ...................................................................... $48 View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate View Score Play MP3 ENCORE E DITION Blue Sesame Prayer Meetin’ by Andrew Neu by Matt Harris Reminiscent of the music of Stanley Turrentine and Featuring the piano in a familiar gospel-flavored role, this Cannonball Adderley, this exciting cool swing chart pop ballad has been orchestrated so the band supports employs the blues scale, but it isn’t a blues in the but never eclipses the sound of the soloist. Most of the traditional sense. Ad lib solos are reserved for tenor, piano part is notated to assist developing players. An ad trumpet and trombone. lib open solo section is also included. Features Kendor #61063 ...................................................................... $48 Konvertible scoring for 9-17 players. Trumpets double on View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate flugelhorn. #60630 ...................................................................... $45 Play SoloMate View Score Play MP3 Chordally Yours Kendor Jazz by Lennie Niehaus Journey Series This hard swinging original evenly distributes interesting chords, inventive form, and a catchy melodic line between the sax and brass sections. A drum solo and open solo section is included. And The Band Played On #61094 ...................................................................... $48 arranged by Tom Kubis This jazz waltz version of the popular 1895 song is a View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate fitting tribute for a flugelhorn soloist (4th Trumpet). The dynamic contrasts are real attention-getters, and the trademark Kubis sound permeates this warm orchestra - tion. An open solo section is included. #61027 ...................................................................... $48 View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate 2 El Lobo Slipstream by Carl Strommen by Andrew Neu To enhance the authentic Latin flavor of this engaging Fashioned after Herbie Hancock’s iconic “Chameleon,” number, using claves, guiro and cowbell is suggested. this funk original is ideal for teaching fundamental jazz Written or ad lib solos are included for tenor, trumpet, fusion skills to developing musicians. It features effective trombone and piano; additional soloists may be added lines that intertwine with the bass parts and an open solo as desired. An optional flute part is included. section. #61175 ...................................................................... $48 #61702 ...................................................................... $48 View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate View Score Play MP3 Play SoloMate Escola De Samba Who Wouldn’t? by Jeff Jarvis by Lennie Niehaus With an alternating samba and partido alto groove, the This moderately fast swing chart featuring the II-V Portuguese title of this spirited Brazilian original refers to progression found in many jazz standards highlights an dance schools that present annual Carnival events that angular melody that mixes wide skips and scale-wise feature dancers in elaborate costumes. Solo space is intervals. It includes a solid sax soli, lots of captivating given to alto and trumpet. ensemble passages, and an open solo section. #61180 ...................................................................... $48 #61860 .....................................................................
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