Here is a big blues swinger that is perfect for an opener or a closer for your program. Lots of power chords, then to unison melodic lines that really swing hard. Open section for improvised solos and great lyrics. Bass and piano parts are included. Difficulty level 4.

Here is a slow blues chart written by the great John Coltrane with lyrics by Vijay Singh. It begins with a rhythm section solo then goes into the vocal ensemble. There is room for improvisation in the middle and includes some drum solo work at the end. Piano and bass parts are included. Difficulty level 3.

A great blues chart that has lots of room for soloing both vocal and instrumental. The lyrics are excellent and the melodic lines are very accessible. The chart finishes with a big shout chorus and classic ending. Great choice for your opener at a jazz festival. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 4.

Great lyrics and solid rhythms make this blues chart one that is easy to develop into a real effective concert piece. This is an excellent chart for developing basic jazz concepts. Also available in SATB (see SMP04-027). Piano and bass parts are included. Difficulty level 2.

Great lyrics and solid rhythms make this blues chart one that is easy to develop into a real effective concert piece. This is an excellent chart for developing basic jazz concepts. Also available in SATB (see SMP04-027). Piano and bass parts are included. Difficulty level 2.

An up-beat chart that's in a classic boogie-woogie format with a great piano part that features your accompanist. The boogie/shuffle feel is a hit with audiences. A reminder of the "good ol' days," this selection is sure to get your audiences involved and having fun. Difficulty level 2.

A hard-driving shuffle blues with fun lyrics and a bluesy-sounding melody. An improvised solo section in the middle with clever ensemble backing. Wonderful rhythm parts complete the arrangement to make this a real standard for your festival or jazz programming. Piano, bass and drum parts included. Difficulty level 3.

A great original by one of the finest composers in the jazz idom. Designed for all musical levels. Performed by one of the most exciting college jazz choirs, Mt. Hood Community College's Genesis, this composition promises to be an exciting music experience for your group as well as an audience pleaser. This chart, written in minor blues with a bridge, has a great soli section and is in the style of Groovin' Hard. You're gonna' dig it! Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 5.

A great original by one of the finest composers in the jazz idom. This composition promises to be an exciting music experience for your group as well as an audience pleaser. This chart, written in minor blues with a bridge, has a great soli section and is in the style of Groovin' Hard. You're gonna' dig it! Piano bass, flugelhorn and trombone parts included. Difficulty level 5.

Just like the SA arrangement (see SMP04-002) this chart is specifically arranged for the entry level jazz choir. With an excellent piano and optional bass part, this composition promises to be a real hit with both performers and audiences alike. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 1.

A refreshing new approach to a 12-bar blues composition. Great words and the opportunity to develop a solo section in the middle of the chart. Features tight harmonies that are easy to learn and help to create a full rich choral sound. Because of the strong introduction, this would be a great way to either start or end your concert. Certainly a festival level chart! Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

This original blues chart offers great lyrics and an interesting melodic line for a women’s group. The arrangement features a solo section and great ensemble writing. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 3.

An excellent entry level chart for the beginning jazz choir. Easy and positive lyrics with a melody that emphasizes the classical blues style, this chart will help your jazz choir to quickly develop a clear understanding of blues concepts. Mostly unison or two-part, this chart could be performed as an SAB arrangement. Features an open accompanied section for scat soloing. (See SMP04-004 for SA voicing.) Difficulty level 1.

A good chart for middle school or beginning high school groups. A medium tempo blues tune that is rich in harmony yet has just three parts. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 2.

An easy blues with clever lyrics and an open section for improvisation. An excellent chart to start the year with. Piano and bass parts included. Difficulty level 2.