Latin Jazz Ensemble Charts

Here's a Latin chart that your band will really love playing! A huge intro by the full band gives way to an easy mambo dance chart. There's plenty of fun from the rhythm section, and a soaring trumpet solo

With a classic mambo feel, this chart pays homage to this timeless Latin tune that's been covered by many jazz legends. After the fanfare opening, the mambo groove is established featuring a floating

"Time" charts have been a staple of jazz music since the days of Dave Brubeck, Johnny Richards, and Hank Levy. This chart is written in 7/4 time with a consistent 4+3 subdivision of the measure throughout.

This upbeat Latin chart delivers an exciting twist on the classic tune I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover. There are solos provided for alto sax and trumpet. This chart is very approachable and

A fun and exciting chart in a mambo style! Featuring a duet of alto and trumpet throughout, there is some interesting ensemble work and some solo space for drums. This syncopated tune will make toes tap and

This chart features an inventive Latin take on Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, second movement. The chart opens with eloquent sax and brass chorales stating Beethoven's original themes before starting the

This epic Latin/rock tune by Chuck Mangione is the perfect break from swing charts in concert or contest performances. After the opening statement, this chart features a written trumpet or

This up-tempo pop samba is a challenging excursion into this important Latin style. The saxes take the lead on the long-form melody, followed by a tenor solo, leading into a fiery interlude featuring the

Here's a big Latin production number in the mold of such classics as Granada, Malaga, and of course, the very popular Malaguena. All the familiar ingredients are here for a powerful

As written by Gloria Estefan and Kiki Santander, this Latin pop tune was a huge hit for Jennifer Lopez. Here, in the hands of Rich Woolworth, it translates into an extremely awesome jazz band chart.

Rich Woolworth's original Latin chart smolders from start to finish! With an up-tempo groove that is both melodic and exciting, it also features a distinctly unique section leading into the solos

Not your typical bossa nova, this accessible chart at around 156 bpm is a great way to get your band into the Latin style. The featured solos are written or improvised for alto sax and

Samba del Lado is a stylish samba with lots of sectional interplay that provides an exciting change of pace to all the rock and swing tunes in your book. With lots of repeated unison ensemble

This original Bossa Nova features a laid-back groove that brings a nice mellow moment to any concert that needs a change of pace. Also featured are nice duets between tenor sax and trumpet, as