Partituras de blues

This beautiful blues ballad appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963, a bit surprising since it was written in 1945! Tight choral harmony and a subtle accompaniment make this sad tale come aliv...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

This large-scale work sets a poem by American writer and civil rights activist James Weldon Johnson that depicts the Creation story. The accompaniment is scored for full orchestra or small ensemble; s...

Kirby Shaw has crafted an extraordinary medley of three 'blue' songs: 'Birth of the Blues,' 'Am I Blue?,' and 'Blues in the Night. ' It swings, it sings, and it showcases three great songs from the go...

Kirby Shaw has crafted an extraordinary medley of three 'blue' songs: 'Birth of the Blues,' 'Am I Blue?,' and 'Blues in the Night. ' It swings, it sings, and it showcases three great songs from the go...

This beautiful blues ballad appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963, a bit surprising since it was written in 1945! Tight choral harmony and a subtle accompaniment make this sad tale come aliv...

This beautiful blues ballad appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963, a bit surprising since it was written in 1945! Tight choral harmony and a subtle accompaniment make this sad tale come aliv...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

Some days, you just gotta sing the blues - even in the chorus room! This tongue-in-cheek chart is a great tool for teaching jazz style. Extensive instructions for optional scat singing (on pentatonic...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...

This fun piece for Three-part Mixed Voices will have your choir wishing for a rainy day. With a catchy tune and upbeat lyrics, students will learn this piece in no time. It’s a great confidence booste...

El arreglo de Tripp Carter de "Royal Garden Blues" resalta las cualidades lúdicas del popular estándar de jazz, convirtiéndolo en una elección fresca y atractiva para conciertos de otoño o primavera.

A rich and vibrant piece for mature tastes, this version of Georgia On My Mind is based on the original 1930 standard by Hoagy Carmichael and Stuart Gorrell. Arranged by Barrie Carson Turner for SAB...

Written for success, this easy-to-learn arrangement for male voices will give young singers the boost of confidence they need to have an enjoyable experience creating music. For concert, contest, or j...

Younger and developing choirs will love to perform this nostalgic standard from an earlier era! With a gentle country piano accompaniment, your singers will sway back and forth as they blend their voi...

This setting of the John Donne poem for male chorus and piano, The Triple Fool, has a slightly 'bluesy' feel. Also included is a line-by-line study of the poem by composer Dr. Troy Robertson. It is an...

African-American musicians Brook Benton and Clyde Otis collaborated on this bluesy ballad in 1959. Since then, the enduring piece has been recorded by iconic artists such as Etta James and Ray Charles...