Jazz Septet
★ Unless otherwise noted, these charts have a standard instrumentation of trumpet, alto sax, tenor sax, trombone, and piano/guitar/bass/drums (rhythm parts). Many of these also have one arrangement at the beginning, a soli section in the middle to break up the solo sections, and then a second arrangement at the end to wrap things up a little differently from the way the chart started.
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🎺 = Trumpeter as Vocalist (trumpet player can either play or sing the melody).
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A Shanty In Old Shanty Town ♫ arranged for Jazz Septet by Rich Willey
“In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town” was written by Ira Schuster and Jack Little and Joe Young in 1932. Ted Lewis and His Band performed it in the film The Crooner in 1932.
Johnny Long and His Orchestra had a million seller of the song in 1946. It is still a great tune and this treatment of it is respectful and classy.
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I’ll Be Seeing You by Fain/Kahal ♫ Jazz Septet arranged by Rich Willey
One of the most beautiful and touching popular songs in the USA during WWII arranged as a flowing bossa nova.
Sure to be well-received by those who are close to members of America’s rapidly dwindling Greatest Generation, also a great vehicle to demonstrate how tastefully your group can play.
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Poor Butterfly by Golden/Hubbell ♫ arranged for Jazz Septet by Rich Willey
The great 1916 standard by John Golden and Raymond Hubbell, arranged in A-flat in a Latin/jazz style.
Comes complete with montuno introduction, a send-off between solos and an exciting 32-bar soli section beautifully voiced for the four horns. Show off your group with this one!