A beginner blues rock chart that introduces students to the blues progression in a straight-eighth setting. Flexible instrumentation makes this chart accessible to groups of varying sizes and instrument

This beginner blues rock chart introduces students to the blues progression in a straight-eighth setting. Instruments featured are saxes, trumpets, and drums. Repeated material and unison lines make this a

Electra Glide is a straight eighth-note rock chart featuring the rhythm section. The driving beat features a riff-like bass line underpinned by keys and guitar. Open fifth interval power chords are

This chart is simple, fun, and it rocks! With opportunities for guitar and trombone solos, there is a lot of groove happening in this tune. Taking a happier twist on the blues, this tune will be great for

Inspired by the timeless Motown style of the '60s, this high-energy original will get your audience grooving along with its catchy chorus. Optional written solos or soli for the trumpet, trombone, tenor and

Cool things down with this waltz for jazz ensemble. With a lush main theme that is contrasted by punchy rhythms passed around the group, this tune is a great addition to any program or... view details

Evoking imagery of the boreal landscapes of Alaska and Canada, The North Zephyr draws from the ECM roots of Pat Metheny to create a floating, contemporary straight-eighth feel. An alluring melody

Bring back the 1960s' rhythm and blues sound with this funky chart and let your rhythm section groove! The bluesy chord progression will remind listeners of such classics as Unchain My