Partituras de música gospel para Big Band

La espiritual Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho se transporta a la época de las big bands de los años 40 utilizando la sensación rítmica y el famoso ostinato de Sing, Sing, Sing de Benny Goodman. Con po...

Esta accesible versión del famoso clásico gospel de Ramsey Lewis tiene un toque rockero y servirá de escaparate para su sección de saxos y su pianista. Al solo de piano escrito le sigue una sección a...

Esta accesible versión del famoso clásico gospel de Ramsey Lewis tiene un toque rockero y servirá de escaparate para su sección de saxos y su pianista. Al solo de piano escrito le sigue una sección a...

In a swingin' gospel style, here's a medium tempo chart that will be a blast to play. Includes bluesy ensemble licks and solos for any combination of tenor, trumpet or trombone.

Composer/arranger Carl Strommen delivers this gospel style swing chart for the easy red series. Carl starts things off with an a cappella section for the winds, then brings in the rhythm section on th...

Composer/arranger Carl Strommen delivers this gospel style swing chart for the easy red series. Carl starts things off with an a cappella section for the winds, then brings in the rhythm section on th...

Here's a fantastic swing chart that can feature any soloist. Utilizing the call and response technique, the soloist makes a statement and the ensemble answers. Later they switch roles, making this gre...

Here's a fantastic swing chart that can feature any soloist. Utilizing the call and response technique, the soloist makes a statement and the ensemble answers. Later they switch roles, making this gre...

As recorded by the Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin Big Band on the album Long Yellow Road. Duration 6:00.

As recorded by the Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin Big Band on the album Long Yellow Road. Duration 6:00.

Recorded in 1971 by the Count Basie Orchestra on their Have A Nice Day album, this classic featuring solo trombone opens and closes with a directed chorale. In between, the pairing of a gospel groove...

Recorded in 1971 by the Count Basie Orchestra on their Have A Nice Day album, this classic featuring solo trombone opens and closes with a directed chorale. In between, the pairing of a gospel groove...

Featuring piano in a familiar gospel-flavored role, this original for developing groups has been skillfully orchestrated so as to support, but never eclipse, the sound of the soloist. The majority of...

Featuring piano in a familiar gospel-flavored role, this original for developing groups has been skillfully orchestrated so as to support, but never eclipse, the sound of the soloist. The majority of...

This tuneful, accessible gospel tune for developing groups is sure to find its way into many big band folders. Opening with a short notated alto solo, it kicks into a strong groove that will energize...

This tuneful, accessible gospel tune for developing groups is sure to find its way into many big band folders. Opening with a short notated alto solo, it kicks into a strong groove that will energize...

This tuneful, accessible gospel tune for developing groups is sure to find its way into many big band folders. Opening with a short notated alto solo, it kicks into a strong groove that will energize...

Big Band Gospel...... what a wonderful idea! Dan has written a very attractive gospel-flavored chart which is not difficult to play. Limited ranges make this a playable chart for most bands (the last...

After a slow intro featuring tenor & trumpet, the whole band takes on rompin', good-time gospel excursion.

Here's a tenor-trumpet feature which effectively mixes the sound of straight-ahead jazz with touches of gospel. A great groove your whole band will love!

Brighten up your next performance with this up-tempo, toe-tappin' gospel rock chart that just might bring down the house. Lots of fun for everyone!

Start with a solid medium blues - add a touch of gospel, interesting interplay between sections and an awesome shout chorus and you've got the recipe for this winning chart from Jeff Taylor.

Here's a fantastic swing chart that can feature any soloist. Utilizing the call and response technique, the soloist makes a statement and the ensemble answers. Later they switch roles, making this gre...