Sing, Sing, Sing, arr. Victor López - Score & Sound

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Sing, Sing, Sing
Arr. Victor López
Item: 00-JEM05035
Series: Young Jazz Ensemble
Level: 2
Yep, this is the "Sing, Sing, Sing" and it's only arranged for young players by Victor López. The classic drum solo along with a written out tenor solo, brass ranges within guidelines, and lots of meaty ensemble keep this great chart exciting. It will sound full with reduced instrumentation plus, there are optional parts included for flute, horn, baritone horn, and tuba. Still a showstopper. (2:16)
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[@dameez6599]

anyone else mad they didn't transcribe the floor tom at the beginning? thats like one of the most iconnic jazz drumbeats

[@Psychonaut0308]

Typically solos like this are never transcribed mainly because its the drummers time to shine, so its basically whatever they play in the moment

[@HelloooThere]

NO WHO CARES

[@baronvonbeagle9787]

Same

[@baronvonbeagle9787]

@@HelloooTheremany ppl care

[@vb3playz66]

I am one of two tenor sax players in our jazz band, and the other guy just happened to be sick the day we started on this song so I got first tenor part woohoo

[@cuevas8405]

I remember back in the day when this video barely had any comments

[@elito7023]

it still doesnt have that many

[@amandabrown7453]

They let me write a trombone solo to replace the tenor solo

[@victoriaelizabeth5927]

0:57 tenor sax solo first time

[@jacobsites9201]

🙏 thanks

[@basscleffie]

Hi Alfred Music Jazz, Is it possible if you did a video of "Europa (Earth's Cry Heaven's Smile)"?

[@chillguy_eli]

Ah yes

[@samkjolhaug1993]

Add scoring for Bb clarinet

[@traceyrich99]

In jazz the clarinets play Bb trumpet parts, as there are no clarinet parts :)

[@Avstinato]

​@@traceyrich99 Maybe in school jazz bands, but some of the music from this era most definitely had their own clarinet parts. It depends on the band and their arranger, but usually its one of the altos or tenors that double on clarinet if there isn't a designated clarinet part written. Woodwinds in big bands at a professional level are expected to be able to double on clarinet and/or flute, and bari will occasionally have a bass clarinet part for a feature. It's definitely not in every arrangement but any experienced player can tell you it's not uncommon.

[@MrMusicMaker-2457]

@@traceyrich99eh Moonlight serenade does. I happen to both the best clarinet and alto sax player at my school. So I play the clarinet solo for moonlight while the people that play clarinet play tenor sax. But this leaves my alto section in shambles

[@traceyrich99]

@@Avstinato interesting I didn't know that! We no longer let clarinet players into our jazz band but that was how we did things but sometimes I think we do things a bit different

[@traceyrich99]

@@MrMusicMaker-2457 oh nice!

[@ethanplayz425]

I’m pissed that our jazz band is playing the grade one version. I’m a tenor

[@user-qz2fp4fz9x]

The key sig throws me way off

[@david-is5dx]

Hi mia

[@AaytonBariCool]

I play Bari and we got no tenor so i get to play the solo

[@alexiaalexia1812]

hi wissam

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Hi usus

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🌚

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[@arock6028]

1.5x sounds best

[@Char10246]

U trippin dog

[@o1liver]

sure bud

[@johnkblank]

no.