You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts
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You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts
Music by Albert Hague, lyric by Dr. Seuss / arr. Mike Story
Grade: 1 (Easy)
Item: 00-26859
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The ideal holiday chart for the young band. Easy to rehearse, catchy and familiar melody, easy solos, modest ranges, what's not to like. Mike Story is one of the best writers for young band. Play this chart and you'll know why! (2:44) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.
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When it's September and you're already playing Christmas songs in band
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The 7th grade jazz band memories are flooding back. Playing the Tenor and Alto Sax was the best decision I've ever made
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This is so fun to play on string bass, especially when my jazz band only has two saxophones, one trombone, and two trumpets, so I basically have some melody 😂
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As someone who got the tenor solo and modified it a bit, this is a great reference
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Played trombone 3 in jazz band during my 7th grade year, I basically had a solo from measure 5 to 12 which was awesome. The other person who had my part wasn't there. GOD, I miss jazz band
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I played this in 5th grade as my first solo, and let me tell you, nothing feels better than nailing a solo in front of a crowd. Beautiful piece.
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just had my first ever jazz band rehearsal today :) (11/11/21) this is a super fun song to play :D
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Playing this for our Christmas Jazz Band concert! Go jazz band pianists!!!
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On this song the drummer always just plays what they want
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This song makes me happy! I soloed the trumpet solo on clarinet, it was amazing
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Proud Tenor Sax player here! Listening to this to get better in the groove with my solo at measure 19! :)
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Super excited to be playing first tenor and therefore the solo for my jazz band!!!
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I'm playing this on my baritone sax in jazz band! It's so much fun and I love it
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Playing this in jazz as bari sax.. I changed the mid A to low D to a low A to a low D, teacher wanted that. Also instead of playing high EEDC A D A D I play it in low octave :3 So low EEDC A D A D etc...
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