Partituras de Jazz medio

The music in these books is fun to play for pianists at every level, building the necessary skills in each style while providing extensive musical and stylistic insight. Inspired by Charles-Louis Han...

Complete Piano Player Standards contains 14 all-time favourites complete with chord symbols, fingering and lyrics. This exciting repertoire collection makes an ideal companion songbook to the best-sel...

Ray Charles a consummate performer and showman, an innovative singer and pianist whose combinations of blues and gospel earned him the nickname the Genius. He was one of the pioneers of soul music, ha...

Ludwig van Beethoven had the ability to create an entire musical universe from the most unassuming and minuscule motif. No classical composer worked more consciously with rhythm than Beethoven: his un...

Piano Songs shows what makes up current jazz in Germany: melodies free of clichés and exciting grooves, moving between classical and modern music without fearing contact. Julia Hülsmann ranks among th...

The nature of jazz has its roots in improvisation. The Jazz Sonata contains written-out pieces which correspond with improvised figures and formulae of jazz, while at the same time combining specific...

100th birthday on 13 February 2011Pütz' intention to bridge the gap between two musical worlds - of 'serious' and of 'light' music - preoccupied him for much of his life. Apart from contemporary music...

This collection of 18 audition/performance etudes based on the chord progressions to popular jazz standards, blues, and rhythm changes. The collection was designed for honors jazz band auditions, solo...

This essential book for jazz ensemble auditions, recitals, festivals, and lessons includes 20 etudes based on the changes to popular jazz standards so players learn to improvise over the chord progres...

Cuando Josephine Baker baila sobre las teclas! El swing de los años 20 se disparará inmediatamente en la sangre de nuestros jóvenes pianistas con esta música. Y cuando sus dedos empiecen a bailar al s...

Dámaso Pérez Prado defined the mambo as 'merely an Afro-Cuban rhythm with a flavour of American swing'. In the 1950's he became also a star in the USA where he was considered as 'The Mambo King'.

Cherry Poppin' Daddies big swing hit is at the center of the jump/swing/dance craze that has dominated the air waves, school dances, and dance clubs. Your concert band can swing with the best of them...

Written for Frank Sinatra and title track of his 1958 album, this tune remains popular through recent recordings and usages in TV and film. Here's a wonderful big band style arrangement for full conce...

Here's a great showcase for your entire trumpet section - a snazzy, two-beat number that's filled with cleverness and easy gimmicks. Stand them all up front and let them please your crowd!

With a musical career spanning a century, the 20th century was Irving Berlin's own and his music was America's music. This spectacular choir, band and optional string medley of some of Irving Berlin's...

One of the classic swing tunes from the Big Band era, John Wasson brings the sound of the Glenn Miller Orchestra to the concert stage with this powerful and swingin' arrangement.

The music of the Duke Ellington Orchestra helped define the role of jazz in America. Here is a swingin' medley for young bands including the memorable titles: Take The A Train, Don't Get Around Much A...

This well-known classic has become the standard by which all bossa novas are judged. Flowing melodies and lush harmonies will fill the concert hall with this marvelous setting by Ted Ricketts.

What better vehicle than the sultry jazz standard 'Harlem Nocturne' to showcase the talents of your alto sax soloist? Arranged with a richly scored accompaniment, this will bring back memories of the...

Summertime is one of those special, memorable melodies that finds its way into everyone's lives and is so evident of the genius that is Gershwin. Calvin Custer's silken scoring for concert band presen...

Moonlight Serenade is often said to be the Glenn Miller Orchestra's signature tune, capturing the very best of what it had to offer. It was recorded for the first time in 1939 and only made the B-side...