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Title: Who Wouldn't
Voicing/Format: Stage Band
Publisher: Kendor Music Inc
Composer: Niehaus, Lennie
Catalog #: 61860
Series: Jazz Journey
Description: Moderate Fast Swing

Price: $48.00

Here s a great, moderately-fast-swing chart for advancing groups featuring theII-V progression that s common in many popular standards. The angular melody featuring wide skips and scale-like intervals is first played by unison saxophones. Also included is a sax soli, lots of captivating ensemble passages, and a solo chorus that can be expanded at the director s discretion.As with all of Lennie s big band charts, the melodies are memorable and the orchestration is rock solid. Solo sheets for all winds and a guitar chord chart by Jim Greeson are included. Duration 5:05.

This promotional recording is for listening purposes only.