Artie Shaw's signature clarinet feature. The clarinet solo is written in the tenor chair. Outside of some pretty quick changes in that seat, the chart practically plays itself!

Instrumental rendition of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee." Originally a piano feature, this version has been orchestrated for six horns.

Instrumental arrangement of the classic Beatles song.

This instrumental version of Stevie Wonder's classic funk tune (as recorded by Najee) is an alto saxophone solo feature.

Tommy Dorsey's famous trombone feature set for small band instrumentation. Features a very full sounding sax soli.

As recorded by Glenn Miller

This burnin' tenor sax feature was adapted from the recording by Count Basie. Set over rhythm changes, this is one of Basie's all time classic riff charts

as recorded by Glenn Miller

Glenn Miller's Theme Song

A Duke Ellington classic! This fast swing chart has plenty of meat for everyone. There's even an optional "Cat Anderson" screech trumpet part at the end! Requires a strong clarinet doubler in the tenor chair.

This is an adaptation of an Oliver Nelson arrangement for the Adderley brothers. It fits well in latin, rock and funk settings.

Very full sounding arrangement of David Rose's famous brass band chart. A must for the garter toss at weddings!

as recorded by Glenn Miller

This swing chart is a good compromise between swing and bebop. "Lamberts, Hendricks, & Ross" made this Wardell Gray composition famous by setting his solo to words. Available as a vocal or tenor solo, this arrangement follows the same idea. The melody is accompanied by background figures leading into an open solo section.