A New Orleans favorite, this 1932 Ellington arrangement features trombone and soprano saxophone. Sidney Bechet's iconic solo is transcribed here as...
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"Sugar Hill Penthouse" is the final movement of Ellington's Black, Brown, and Beige album from 1943. This walking ballad features brilliant orchest...
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"Stay On It" is a medium-up-tempo chart based on rhythm changes. It was originally written for Count Basie but was later a hit for Dizzy Gillespie'...
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"So Easy" by Tadd Dameron is a medium tempo E-flat blues chart that features a simple riff melody and open space for solos. The interesting sax sen...
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One of Tadd Dameron's most well-known compositions, "If You Could See Me Now" is an arrangement by Melba Liston that was done for Dizzy Gillespie's...
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One of Ellington's first hits from 1926, this moderate two-beat features a classic Bubber Miley plunger trumpet solo, as well as great ensemble wri...
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"Dameron Stomp" is an early work from Tadd Dameron, originally written for Kansas City's Harlan Leonard and his Rocket. This up-tempo chromatic sou...
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A movement from Duke's masterpiece album Black, Brown, and Beige, "Carnegie Blues" is a slow blues that features the trombone section, and short so...
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A musical tribute to the great tap dancer, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, this Duke Ellington three-minute masterpiece packs a lot into a small space! ...
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