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Title: Witchcraft
Voicing/Format: Stage Band With Vocal
Publisher: Warner Bros Publications
Composer: Coleman/Leigh
Arranger: Wolpe, Dave
Catalog #: JEVM01003
Series: Jazz Vocal

Price: $45.00

You're gonna love this medium-swing vocal chart by Dave Wolpe. It's sure to bring out the best in your vocalist and band. Dave writes some of the finest charts available anywhere, and if you've played one you know what we mean. They're always tasty, playable, and most importantly, musical. With a hint of the classic Frank Sinatra arrangement, this one has a nice easy tempo with great ensemble tuttis. Pitched in F, the vocal range is from middle C to fourth line D. Try this fine chart, you won't be disappointed!

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