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Autumn's Color, by Fred Hamilton
A contemporary bossa-rock tune with excellent harmonies. Written for trumpet, tenor sax, trombone, piano/guitar, bass and drums.

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Atlas of Epicurus, by Kevin Brunkhorst
This uses sixteenth-note funk rhythms and quickly moving harmonies. The bass part, where written out, provides the sixth note in many chords. the chord changes for the solos are not too difficult but htey are assembles in unusual ways. Also, there are several time changes within the main melody, providing a challenge to the rhythm section. There are two solo sections. Level: Difficult

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Our Price: $30.00
2209
Rock the Boat, by Deke Sharon
One of the most infectiously catchy pop/R & B songs to come out of the 70's (made popular by "The Hues Corporation"), this arrangement will make your singers want to get up and dance. Very melodic background lines, plenty of syncopation. Vocal percussion optional. TTBB a cappella.

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Africa, by A. Patrick Rose

(Level IV) The Toto original! The tempo has been boosted a bit in this arrangement to really get things cooking and along with the big harmonies, presents an instantly recognizable classic in a new light. Intended to be accompanied by vocal or other percussion, this chart will get audiences clapping along right from the intro. TTBB

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Our Price: $35.00
2195
East St. Louis Whipping Post, by Kevin Brunkhorst

This chart takes elements from Duke Ellington's East St. Louis Toodle-Oo and the Allman Brothers' Whipping Post and creates the written-out effect of the modern "mash-up". There are direct metric juxtapositions (not modulations), but the overall pulse remains consistent. Consistent with Southern Rock style, there are two open sections in which two guitars solo simultaneously; rhythm sections are encouraged to change their approaches to each section. There are extremes of range in most parts--the lead guitar part goes to doulbe high D at the 22nd fret. This chart is difficult but is a proven crowd dazzler.

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145
To You, by Sharon Broadley
(Level 3) This chart lies closer to the pop side of music. Sounding very much like an Anita Baker crossover tune, it is meant to feature a male or female solo vocalist with three-and four-part vocal backgrounds. SATB with rhythm section.

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149
You Should Know Better, by Sharon Broadley
(Level 3) This allows sopranos and altos to "rock out" in gutsy unison. Male voices play more of a supporting role. The "hook" of the piece is in four-part harmony and challenges the sense of time of any group as they must relax repeated quarter note, on-the-beat phrases over and over again. Not the easiest crossover tune. The challenge of simplicity can be deceiving. This chart also includes three-horn type vocal filler licks a la Chicago. SATB with rhythm section.

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What Can I Say?, by Gary Fry
(Level 2) Got thirty seconds? Then you've got time for this novelty number. Slick, sophisticated pop with tight harmonies, this is a fun way to comment on our "fast-food, instant-gratification" society. Though fairly difficult, its very short length alleviates the struggle for mastery and may provide a steppping-stone to more difficult longer pieces. SSAATTBB with rhythm.

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339
Mighty Love, by Randy Crenshaw
This early 70's pop/R&B tune, originally performed by the Spinners, more recently sung and arranged by Todd Rundgren on his album A Cappella, is adapted here for a cappella mixed choir. SATB a cappella.

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398
Anti-ergophobia, by Don Ellis
(10 Brass) An arrangement of this Hank Levy tune especially written for a high school or junior high school jazz band. Big, full brassy sound with a lot of ensemble work. Up-tempo 5/4 rock, featuring a tenor solo.

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401
Concerto For Trumpet, by Don Ellis
(8 Brass) The number that stopped the show at the Monterey Jazz Festival and recorded on the Live at Monterey album. An ideal feature number for that special trumpet soloist. It is in 5/4 and will also show off your woodwind doublers. A cross between ragtime and Latin-rock.

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403
Go Back Home, by Don Ellis
(8 Brass) This Sam Falzone tune was one of the most popular encore numbers of the Don Ellis Band. A straight-forward, 4/4 rock arrangement played by many high school and junior high school bands that always gets the audience dancing in the aisles! Recorded on the Soaring album.

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406
House In The Country, by Don Ellis
(8 Brass) An Al Kooper/Blood, Sweat and Tears tune given the Don Ellis treatment. A hard-driving 4/4/rock with exciting ensemble writing. Recorded on the Underground album.

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Masquerade, by Tommy Kamp
(5 Brass, 4 Sax) This slow, half-time rock treatment of the Leon Russell standard features a strong tenor vocal. After an open guitar solo, vocalist and ensemble re-enter and build to a climax in the second bridge. Key of Ab.

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Shadows, by Jeff Beal
(9 Brass) Recognized in Down Beat's July, 1983, issue as an "outstanding original composition"?this phrygian-flavored Latin rock chart was also an award winner at the 1983 Notre Dame Jazz Festival. Recorded on UNC's Alive VI.

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