Hop, Skip And A Jump

Your audiences will hop, skip and jump to this infectious funky jazz-rock chart for medium easy groups. With a catchy groove, hip voicings and a strong melody, this original is sure to be a hit on any concert. The open solo section (written or ad lib) provides plenty of space for your soloists to stretch out as well.

Take a Hike

Take a Hike

A Winter Poem

A Winter Poem

A Mission to Mars

Asgard : A New Beginning

A Warm Summer's Night

A Mission to Mars

Take A Break Blues

A Little Christmas Spirit

A Warm Summer's Night

Reflections on a Rainbow

Reflections on a Rainbow

A Sense for the Blues

A Sense for the Blues

A Long Way to Go

A Long Way to Go

Playing Guitar In A Jazz Ensemble

A Crash Course in the Blues

A Crash Course in the Blues

Someone to Watch Over Me

You can't go wrong with George Gershwin and master composer and arranger Ellen Rowe has done a spectacular job of taking the genius melody of this classic tune and crafting a subtle and sophistcated chart. The arrangement moves from a straight eighth note feel to a jazz waltz before melting into a lovely Bossa. Everything about this chart just feels perfect.

Habanero Hustle

Andrew has created a unique chart that blends a fiery, driving Latin groove with a more carefree Chuck Mangione feel. After a percussive intro, a trio with Tenor, Trumpet and Trombone present the head of the tune. There is an optional Conga part included, but in his notes to the director, Andrew suggests adding other percussion instruments to add to the flavor of the chart.

Basic String Technique : a Practical Guide To String Instruction

Adagio : from Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16