Bluin' The Blues - Woodwind Quintet score & parts


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"Bluin' The Blues" by Henry Ragas, Arranged for Woodwind Quintet (Intermediate Level) by Francesco Leone, is an expertly crafted arrangement that brings the vibrant and soulful essence of this jazz classic to woodwind ensembles. Aimed at intermediate-level musicians, this adaptation offers a refreshing take on Henry Ragas's timeless piece, providing a perfect blend of jazz rhythms and woodwind textures. The arrangement includes a detailed SCORE and a set of PARTS (7 in total), meticulously prepared for a traditional woodwind quintet: Flute, Oboe, Bb Clarinet, French Horn in F, and Bassoon. Recognizing the diverse nature of woodwind ensembles, the arrangement also comes with alternative parts: an Eb Horn part as a substitute for the French Horn in F, and a Bb Bass Clarinet part that can be used in place of the Bassoon. These alternatives allow for greater flexibility in ensemble configuration and cater to the varying instrumentation of different groups. An enriching feature of this package is the availability of an audio demo on www.glissato.it. This demo serves as a valuable auditory reference, showcasing the arrangement's style, tempo, and dynamics, which is particularly useful for ensemble rehearsals and individual practice. Francesco Leone’s arrangement of "Bluin' The Blues" for woodwind quintet is an excellent opportunity for intermediate players to engage with a jazz classic in a new and exciting format. It's ideal for woodwind ensembles looking to diversify their repertoire with a piece that combines the playful spirit of jazz with the intricate harmonies of woodwind instruments.




Jelly Roll Blues - Woodwind Quintet score & parts


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Delve into the heart of New Orleans jazz with the "Jelly Roll Blues" by the legendary Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, thoughtfully arranged for Woodwind Quintet by Francesco Leone. This arrangement, suitable for intermediate-level musicians, offers a rich tapestry of the jazz age's vibrant rhythms and melodies, adapted for a contemporary woodwind ensemble. This eBook contains the full score and seven individual parts, including Flute, Oboe, B-flat Clarinet, French Horn in F, and Bassoon, designed for a standard woodwind quintet. To accommodate a variety of ensemble configurations, alternative parts for E-flat Horn and B-flat Bass Clarinet are provided, offering substitutions for the Bassoon and additional versatility. Each part is meticulously notated to ensure an authentic yet accessible interpretation of Morton's pioneering jazz composition. Musicians can utilize the alternative parts to explore different color and range options, tailoring the performance to their ensemble's unique sound profile. To enhance preparation and practice, musicians can access an audio demo on www.glissato.it, which serves as an excellent reference for the tempo, style, and mood of this iconic piece. Whether used for performance or educational purposes, this eBook is a valuable addition to any woodwind quintet's repertoire, promising an engaging musical journey through one of jazz's most celebrated compositions.




Bluin' The Blues - Flute Quartet (score & parts)


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"Bluin' The Blues" by Henry Ragas, Arranged for Flute Quartet (Early Intermediate Level) by Francesco Leone, is a captivating adaptation of this beloved jazz classic, expertly transcribed for flute players. This arrangement, designed for early intermediate level flutists, provides an engaging opportunity to explore the nuances of jazz music while being perfectly suited to developing technical skills. This arrangement includes a comprehensive SCORE and a set of PARTS (5 in total), specifically crafted for 1-4 C Flutes. Adding to the versatility of this arrangement, there is an included alternative part for a G Alto Flute, offering a substitution for Flute 4. This option allows flute ensembles to add a richer, deeper timbre to the quartet, enhancing the overall sonic palette. An audio demo of this arrangement is available at www.glissato.it, offering a valuable auditory guide. This demo is a great resource for understanding the rhythm, style, and mood of the piece, aiding musicians in their practice sessions and performance preparations. Furthermore, the arrangement is accompanied by a wealth of informative resources. These resources are available in a diverse range of languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. This multilingual support not only makes the piece accessible to a global audience but also provides in-depth insights into the jazz genre, the history of the piece, and its composer, Henry Ragas. Francesco Leone’s arrangement of "Bluin' The Blues" for flute quartet is more than just a musical score; it is a comprehensive package that offers musical enjoyment and educational value. It's an excellent choice for flute quartets seeking to expand their repertoire with a piece that is both musically enriching and historically significant, ideal for early intermediate players keen on exploring the vibrant world of jazz.




Bluin' The Blues - Trombone Quartet (score & parts)


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"Bluin' The Blues" by Henry Ragas, Arranged for Trombone Quartet (Intermediate Level) by Francesco Leone, is a masterful adaptation of this classic jazz number for trombone enthusiasts. This arrangement, tailored for intermediate level players, captures the spirit and rhythm of the original piece while being accessible to a broad range of trombonists. The set includes a comprehensive SCORE and PARTS for a quartet ensemble comprising 3 Tenor Trombones and a Tenor/Bass Trombone. This configuration allows for a rich blend of harmonies and textures, making it an excellent choice for both educational settings and performance ensembles. A significant feature of this arrangement is the inclusion of informative resources. These resources are available in multiple languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. This multilingual support not only makes the piece accessible to a wider audience but also provides valuable insights into the history and context of the jazz genre and specifically "Bluin' The Blues," enhancing the overall learning and performing experience. Francesco Leone's arrangement of "Bluin' The Blues" offers trombone quartets an opportunity to explore the rich heritage of jazz music. It is an ideal choice for those looking to expand their repertoire with a piece that is both historically significant and musically rewarding. This arrangement is perfect for intermediate-level players seeking to delve deeper into the world of jazz and ensemble playing.




Bluin' The Blues - Clarinet Quartet (score & parts)


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"Bluin' The Blues" by Henry Ragas, Arranged for Clarinet Quartet (Early Intermediate Level) by Francesco Leone, is a delightful adaptation of this classic jazz piece, thoughtfully transcribed for clarinet enthusiasts. This arrangement, aimed at early intermediate level clarinetists, offers a great way to explore the jazz genre while catering to developing technical skills. The set includes a comprehensive SCORE and PARTS (6 in total), arranged for 1-3 Bb Clarinets and a Bass Clarinet. This arrangement also offers exceptional versatility with the inclusion of optional parts: an Eb piccolo Clarinet part as an alternative to Bb Clarinet 1, and an Eb Alto Clarinet/Sax part that can replace Bb Clarinet 3. This flexibility allows for customization based on the ensemble's composition and the individual abilities of the players. An audio demo of this arrangement is available at www.glissato.it. This feature is particularly helpful as it provides a practical reference for the tempo, style, and dynamics of the piece, aiding musicians in their practice and preparation for performances. Additionally, the arrangement comes with a wealth of informative resources. These are available in multiple languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. These resources offer insights into the background of the piece and its composer, Henry Ragas, enriching the players' understanding of the jazz tradition and the context of "Bluin' The Blues." Francesco Leone’s arrangement of "Bluin' The Blues" for clarinet quartet is more than just sheet music; it's a comprehensive package that combines musical enjoyment with educational value. It's an ideal choice for clarinet quartets looking to broaden their repertoire with a piece that is both enjoyable and challenging, perfect for early intermediate players eager to delve into the world of jazz.




Woodwind Quintet score & parts: Morning Mood by Grieg


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"Morning Mood" from "Peer Gynt" Suite I, Op. 46 by Edvard Grieg, Transcription for Woodwind Quintet (Early Intermediate Level) by Francesco Leone Experience the enchanting beauty of Edvard Grieg's "Morning Mood" from the iconic "Peer Gynt" Suite I, Op. 46, brought to life in a delightful transcription for woodwind quintet by the talented Francesco Leone. This arrangement is designed for musicians at an easy to intermediate level, providing an accessible yet fulfilling challenge. Included in this eBook are both the full score and individual parts for eight instruments: Flute, Oboe, Bb Clarinet, French Horn in F, and Bassoon. To ensure versatility and accommodate different ensemble configurations, Leone has thoughtfully provided optional parts for Eb Horn, Bass Clarinet (as an alternative to the Bassoon), and Bb Clarinet (to replace the Oboe). Included informative sheets in: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian. Leone's transcription captures the serene and pastoral essence of the original composition, while expertly adapting it for a woodwind quintet. This makes it an excellent choice for both educational purposes and performance, offering a rich opportunity to explore one of Grieg's most beloved melodies.




Second Suite in F Op. 28


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Blues Who's who


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Rarely has a book received such unanimous praise as the Blue's Who's Who. Eighteen years of research and writing, most of it done by Sheldon Harris alone, have produced a reference book that has been accepted in the U.S., England, and Europe, as truly indispensable for anyone seriously interested in the history of country, city, folk, and rock blues. Covering all eras and styles, it features detailed biographies of 571 blues artists, 450 photographs, and hundreds of pages of carefully researched facts.