Jazz Ensemble Sheet Music
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Duck Hook: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts
Duck Hook: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts
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About this collection
Jazz Ensemble Sheet Music
Jazz ensemble directors and band teachers turn to this collection for conductor scores and parts that work across skill levels, from beginner through advanced groups. Popular titles like Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man" and "Cantaloupe Island" anchor the selection alongside original charts from Gordon Goodwin, Victor López, and other jazz composers. Each package includes both full conductor score and individual parts, ready to print or download.
Who it's for
- Jazz band and ensemble directors at all school levels
- Private jazz instructors working with small groups
- Hobbyist and community jazz ensembles
What's inside
- Conductor scores and parts for jazz ensemble in print and PDF formats
- Charts from Grade 0.5 through Grade 5, suitable for beginner through advanced groups
- Jazz standards, Latin, funk, swing, and pop arrangements
- Seasonal and holiday charts, plus pieces from film and Broadway sources
Things to consider
Start by matching the grade level of the chart to your ensemble's reading ability and experience with jazz idioms. Grade 2 pieces like the popular Hancock titles work well for groups transitioning into jazz; Grade 3.5 and above suit groups comfortable with jazz vocabulary and syncopation. Consider