New for 2026-27!
Groovy and fun - the theme of our latest Jazz catalog release! From driving, memorable funk & Latin charts to melodic, inspiring ballads and fusion charts, our composers & arrangers have expertly blended an abundance of styles & genres guaranteed to keep your performers & audiences engaged from start to finish! Our Jazz Combo series also features new arrangements of crowd-favorite selections for flexible combos, where multiple instrumental options are available per part, as well as the debut release of a popular new lead sheet that's certain to be an excellent addition for any occasion!
Now available from your Local Retailer or Tuxpeoplesmusic.com
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FEATURING NEW MUSIC FROM:
Joshua Bedell
Jacob Ratledge
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Chris Clark
Randall Snyder
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Kevin Day
Anthony Susi
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Dennis Eveland
Josh Trentadue
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Jane Kozhevnikova
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Samuel A. Livingston
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Easy
- Ideal for advancing first and second year students
- Ranges limited but begin to expand
- Short suggested solos provided
- Simple, carefully planned, and straightforward rhythm section parts
- Playable with a reduced instrumentation
Medium Easy
- For advancing middle school and developing high school ensembles
- Modest range expansion
- Thoughtfully composed suggested solos provided
- Emphasis on sectional writing and fully notated rhythm section parts
- Playable with a reduced instrumentation
Medium
- Best suited for high school and advanced middle school ensembles
- Modest range expansion
- Rhythms freely use light syncopation and triplets
- Solo sections are expanded, thoughtfully composed suggested solos provided
- Fully notated rhythm section parts
medium Advanced
- For intermediate to advanced high school and collegiate ensembles
- Pieces feature lush harmonies and further exploration into structure
- Mixed meter introduced in moderation
- Independence is encouraged across all sections
- Fully notated rhythm section parts
Advanced
- For ensembles with advanced capabilities
- Pieces may explore various keys centers and extended techniques
- Mixed meter and syncopation are freely used
