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Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 1.5
Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
Grade 1.5What better way to introduce the music of Duke Ellington to your young jazzers than with this wonderfully scored arrangement by Michael Sweeney? Even at this easy level, this chart really swings and will sound great with limited rehearsal time. Your pianist gets a rare chance to shine as he or she is featured on the melody while the ensemble answers. Later, every section gets to play the melody and there is a solo section for any sax. The final section starts softly with saxes alone, then builds as various layers are added. A great-sounding chart for beginning bands.Enjoy great flexibility with the Discovery Jazz series! Playable with 3 saxes, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone, piano and drums.SKU: HL07470701 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 3
Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
One of the trademark tunes from the Duke Ellington library, this familiar jazz classic is solidly scored for young players in this terrific arrangement by Mark Taylor. When it comes to playable charts in a medium swing style, this one can’t be beat!SKU: HL7012195 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 3
Don’t Know Why (Key: B-flat) Vocal, Flugelhorn or Tenor Sax Feature Vocal Solo/Jazz Ensemble Series Softcover(Vocal Flugelhorn or Tenor Sax Feature)
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 3Don’t Know Why (Key: B-flat) Vocal, Flugelhorn or Tenor Sax Feature Vocal Solo/Jazz Ensemble Series Softcover(Vocal Flugelhorn or Tenor Sax Feature)
Recorded by singer/songwriter/pianist Norah Jones, this haunting tune took top honors as “song of the year” in 2003. With a beautiful melody and smooth harmonies, this is a wonderful contemporary feature for vocalist. This arrangement may also be used as a feature for flugelhorn or tenor sax, in place of the vocal part.SKU: HL07500103 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 3
Don’t Steal My Stuff
Gordon Goodwin wrote this funky chart for Grade 3 to showcase trumpet 1 and trombone 1. Everything is written out to include the melody duet, the solos, and the trades. The tempo is very accessible at 160 BPM. Don’t Steal My Stuff by Gordon Goodwin is fun and easy to assemble. (5:08)SKU: AL41133 -
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Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 1.5
Don’t Stop Believin’
Here’s the rock classic from the group Journey, and made famous recently in the TV series Glee, in a terrific easy chart that will go together quickly. Trumpets are featured on the melody with plenty of solid full band accompaniment.Enjoy great flexibility with the Discovery Jazz series! Playable with 3 saxes, 2 trumpets, 1 trombone, piano and drums; includes optional parts for flute, clarinet, F horn and tuba.SKU: HL2501573 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 2
Don’t Stop Believin’
Hey rock fans, here is a super-chestnut from the band Journey arranged for young jazz ensemble by Paul Baker. From the opening line, this chart is magical to the band and the audience. It has no jazz solos but if you have a guitar player, the arrangement has an optional written guitar melodic line that’s also written for trumpets. A great classic and highly recommended. (4:10)SKU: AL33345 -
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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Don’t Stop Me Now
Although this tune by iconic band Queen met with a rather cool reception when it was first released in 1979, over the years it has become one of the bands most popular songs thanks in part to frequent use in advertising, television and film. Featuring trademark tight harmonies and a dramatic style shift from moderate ballad to double time rock, this arrangement will sound terrific even with young players.SKU: HL04004606 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 2
Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing
This Stevie Wonder hit from the ’70s features a distinctive Latin/rock groove along with a memorable theme. Paul Murtha does a great of capturing the flavor of the original in this easy version for younger bands. The tempo is moderate and there is plenty of tutti ensemble playing, plus a short solo for trumpet.SKU: HL7012974 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1
Dona Nobis Pacem
In the rich chalumeau register, a solo (or soli) clarinet voice quietly introduces the hauntingly beautiful melody. Layering into the texture, other voices add timbre and depth. The phrasing is exquisite, and teaching opportunities for legato playing abound. A modulation from B-flat to E-flat allows even more sonorities as the work moves to its conclusion. Serious music educators should look closely at this piece. (duration 2:40)
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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1
Dorian Dreamscape
This dreamy interlude is a great way to introduce young bands to the Dorian mode. Wonderful melodic lines, along with intriguing harmonic content and texture, really enhance this musical dreamscape in a modal setting. An excellent piece to add contrast and expression to a concert or contest program.SKU: AL22265 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1.5
Dorian Haiku
In “Dorian Haiku,” two centuries-old cultural artifacts—one Western (the Dorian mode) and one Eastern (Haiku poetry)—are fused together, resulting in an engaging and beautiful composition for intermediate band. This unique work offers many wonderful opportunities for teaching both musical and cross-curricular concepts. (4:00)SKU: AL41921 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2
Down by the Salley Gardens
The haunting melody of this traditional Irish folk song is treated here in a lush and moving setting by Michael Sweeney. Even at this easy level, the instrumentation is varied and a wealth of musical elements are provided through creative harmonizations and carefully placed key changes. This is scored in a way that will make even small bands sound terrific. Dur: 3:05SKU: HL04002337 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 3
Down for Double
From the acclaimed guitarist for the Count Basie Orchestra, Freddie Greene, here is his medium swing classic Down for Double in an excellent arrangement for young players. With the saxes taking the lead complemented by figures from the brass, and short solos for tenor and trumpet, this chart swings hard from beginning to end.SKU: HL7011758 -
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Grade: 5
Down to the Nightclub
The masters of funk, Tower of Power, are as relevant and active today as ever before. This hit from the ’70s features a moderate tempo groove with an occasional 7/8 measure thrown in for kicks. Paul’s arrangement for mature bands also includes an optional open section for any soloist.SKU: HL7011827 -
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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 5
Down to the Sea in Ships (from the NBC TV Film Project 20)
An outgrowth of NBC’s 1952 successful tele-documentary Victory at Sea, was Project 20 two years later: a 30-episode series that was scored completely by Robert Russell Bennett. The episode, called “Down to the Sea in Ships,” utilized this score that initially aired in December of 1968. The magic of the sea, the beauty of ships, and fascination for the men who sail them, are fully explored in this five-movement epic work that relies heavily on sea shanties and folk material. In regarding the work in Bennett’s own words, it “had a lot to tell us about our struggles, triumphs, and defeats on the mighty ocean.” The movements are titled; “The Way of the Ship,” “Mists and Mystery,” “Songs of the Salty Air,” “Waltz of the Clipper Ships,” and “Finale, Introducing the S.S. Eagle March.” This fresh, carefully edited concert band transcription has been extensively researched and will be a cherished addition to serious band literature for generations to come. (14:00)SKU: AL43167 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Downton Abbey
The distinctive theme for this popular television series is both haunting and rhythmically intense. In creating this very effective adaptation for band, Robert Longfield skillfully trades the active background figure from section to section, and contrasts this with the flowing lyric melody.SKU: HL04004175 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Downton Abbey — The Suite
The wildly popular drama series has become the most viewed television period drama in thirty years. The trials, triumphs, and tribulations of the Crawley family above stairs are intertwined with the colorful lives of those who serve this great house below stairs. The equally colorful music is cast in this medley featuring the familiar theme that opens each episode, “Did I Make the Most of Loving You?” A stunning setting indeed! (4:00)SKU: AL42212
