Complete Instrumentation
All Parts for “Black Orpheus” — Jazz Ensemble
You're viewing the 2nd B-flat Trumpet part for Black Orpheus by Luiz Bonfá , arranged by Eric Richards. Below is the work's full instrumentation — every individual part is available as a PDF download, or get the complete conductor score and parts as a set.
Composer
Luiz Bonfá
Arranger
Eric Richards
Grade / Level
Grade: 4 (Medium Advanced / Difficult)
Ensemble
Jazz Ensemble
Individual Parts
19 + Score
Woodwinds 6 parts
B-flat Soprano Saxophone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
E-flat Alto Saxophone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
2nd E-flat Alto Saxophone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
B-flat Tenor Saxophone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
2nd B-flat Tenor Saxophone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
E-flat Baritone Saxophone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
Brass 8 parts
1st B-flat Trumpet$3.00
Individual part · PDF
2nd B-flat Trumpet$3.00
Individual part · PDF
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3rd B-flat Trumpet$3.00
Individual part · PDF
4th B-flat Trumpet$3.00
Individual part · PDF
1st Trombone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
2nd Trombone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
3rd Trombone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
4th Trombone$3.00
Individual part · PDF
Strings 3 parts
Frequently asked questions
What instruments are included in “Black Orpheus”?
This Jazz Ensemble arrangement includes 19 individual parts: B-flat Soprano Saxophone, E-flat Alto Saxophone, 2nd E-flat Alto Saxophone, B-flat Tenor Saxophone, 2nd B-flat Tenor Saxophone, E-flat Baritone Saxophone, 1st B-flat Trumpet, 2nd B-flat Trumpet, 3rd B-flat Trumpet, 4th B-flat Trumpet, 1st Trombone, 2nd Trombone, 3rd Trombone, 4th Trombone, Guitar Chords, Guitar, String Bass, Piano Accompaniment, Drums. A conductor score is also available separately.
Can I buy a single instrument part instead of the full set?
Yes. Every individual instrument part is available as a separate PDF download for $3.00. This is perfect for replacing a misplaced page or adding extra stands for your section without purchasing the complete set.
What grade level is “Black Orpheus”?
“Black Orpheus” is rated Grade: 4 (Medium Advanced / Difficult), written for Jazz Ensemble.
How many copies of each part come with the full set?
The full set includes the following quantities:
| Part | Copies |
|---|---|
| Conductor Score | 1 |
| B-flat Soprano Saxophone | 1 |
| E-flat Alto Saxophone | 1 |
| 2nd E-flat Alto Saxophone | 1 |
| B-flat Tenor Saxophone | 1 |
| 2nd B-flat Tenor Saxophone | 1 |
| E-flat Baritone Saxophone | 1 |
| 1st B-flat Trumpet | 1 |
| 2nd B-flat Trumpet | 1 |
| 3rd B-flat Trumpet | 1 |
| 4th B-flat Trumpet | 1 |
| 1st Trombone | 1 |
| 2nd Trombone | 1 |
| 3rd Trombone | 1 |
| 4th Trombone | 1 |
| Guitar Chords | 1 |
| Guitar | 1 |
| String Bass | 1 |
| Piano Accompaniment | 1 |
| Drums | 1 |
How are the parts delivered?
Individual parts are available as instant PDF downloads that you can print as many times as you need. The complete set (Black Orpheus: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts) includes the conductor score and all parts as PDF downloads.
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Real reactions from the players, directors & students who love Black Orpheus.
J
This is a fantastic arrangement, but let's not kid ourselves: this is higher than a grade 4. The high C on the ledger lines in the first trombone alone is enough to bump it up to a 5.
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J
Man, I'm so glad I had the opportunity to play this in high school. Literally a once in a lifetime.
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T
Incroyable arrangement avec chaque pupitre à fond, special dédicace aux trompettes ! Et quel chorus de baryton ! 👏 Incredible arrangement with every section playing at full throttle, special shout-out to the trumpets! And what an improvisation from the baritone saxophone! 👏
B
Fun chart. I was lucky enough to play 1st bone on it what must have been almost 15 years ago. Funny to see it pop up on YT now.
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T
Playing this as a sophomore rn… trumpet one is no joke, the range is pretty hard to keep, but I'm trying 😅
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L
It's about time first trombone actually gets to use their range holllyyyyy...like if first trumpet constantly plays in the stratosphere why can't first trombone? It's kinda stupid if you're playing lead and never going above high concert F
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