Partituras de jazz para orquesta de viento

The Roaring Twenties, del veterano arreglista Carl Strommen, presenta canciones populares de los años veinte. El espíritu de optimismo se ejemplifica en melodías alegres como "The Charleston", "Ja-Da"...

The Roaring Twenties by veteran arranger Carl Strommen features popular songs of the 1920s. The spirit of optimism is exemplified by upbeat tunes like "The Charleston," "Ja-Da," and "Five Foot Two, Ey...

Wussten Sie schon, dass 'Dixieland' ein Synonym für die Südstaaten der USA ist und die Musik also entsprechend ihrer Urheimat benannt ist? Allerdings gibt es auch noch andere Theorien zur Entstehung d...

Bring the unmistakable swing and infectious energy of traditional Dixieland jazz to your concert stage! With "Tiger Rag", published by the renowned Editions Marc Reift, you can present one of the most...

Presente a su sección de trombones en este desgarrador arreglo del famoso Tiger Rag. Los trombones alternan entre tocar material melódico y proporcionar rellenos humorísticos, ¡aprovechando al máximo...

This famous jazz theme with the melancholic lyrics 'Bill Bailey won't you please come home, I'm feeling sad and lonely' is on the repertoire of many famous (female) jazz singers and is also a favourit...

If there is one single jazz tune known by old and young people alike all over the world, it is undoubtedly 'Oh when the saints go marching in'. It has been played and recorded in every imaginable way...

In 1890 'The High School Cadets', a popular drill team attached to the very first high school in Washington D.C., asked John Philip Sousa to write a march for the group. They requested a 'better' marc...

In this fantasy, the band develops itself starting from a flute cadenza and an oboe solo and then develops through a slow blues in the woodwinds, a big band passage and a tango into a sparkling swing...

Originally 'Oh When the Saints' was used as a funeral march in places like New Orleans, Louisiana. The coffin would be escorted to the cemetery with a sombre lament, but on the way back it was custom...