Thelonious Monk

Few jazz ballads have been performed as consistently as this Thelonious Monk gem. Mike's version is a solo vehicle for alto sax and includes a double time feel that alternates with the traditional bal...

This timeless jazz tune, recorded by countless jazz artists, is scored for the younger band by arranger Mike Smukal. Mike adds the lush harmony you expect and then moves into a double-time section, re...

This timeless jazz tune, recorded by countless jazz artists, is scored for the younger band by arranger Mike Smukal. Mike adds the lush harmony you expect and then moves into a double-time section, re...

This timeless jazz tune, recorded by countless jazz artists, is scored for the younger band by arranger Mike Smukal. Mike adds the lush harmony you expect and then moves into a double-time section, re...

Esta balada es ideal para un cambio de ritmo en su programa. El clásico de jazz de Thelonious Monk, cuidadosamente anotado aquí por Víctor López, hace lucir a su trompetista o fliscornista. Como López...

opt. Stimmen für Flöte, Klarinette, Horn, Bariton Horn, Tuba, Violine, Bratsche und Cello

Featuring a freewheeling New Orleans style street beat alternating with straight-ahead swing, here is a Monk favorite in a unique and creative setting. Trumpet and tenor share the melody, and solo spa...

Featuring a freewheeling New Orleans style street beat alternating with straight-ahead swing, here is a Monk favorite in a unique and creative setting. Trumpet and tenor share the melody, and solo spa...

One of the signature tunes from jazz legend Thelonious Monk is this quirky and iconic blues! Mark's great-sounding version for big band maintains the medium swing feel and 'Monk-isms' from the origina...

Featuring a freewheeling New Orleans style street beat alternating with straight-ahead swing, here is a Monk favorite in a unique and creative setting. Trumpet and tenor share the melody, and solo spa...

3 Horns plus Rhythm (Grade 4-5) (Monk)

3 Horns plus Rhythm (Grade 4-5) (Monk)

Includes: Epistrophy, 52nd Street Theme, I Mean You, Well You Needn't

Blue Monk, composed by Thelonious Monk and transcribed by Brian Priestley, as performed by Thelonious Monk and arranged for piano solo with guitar chords.