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Bye Bye Blackbird
Cassette, 7 tracks, Classics Sounds, # 7757. Michael Ochs Archives, 1996.
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Description This is the Keith Jarrett Trio's -- featuring bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Jack DeJohnette -- elegy for their former employer Miles Davis, recorded only 13 days after the maestro's death. The lonely figure in shadow with a horn on the cover contrasts with the joyous spirit of many of the tracks on this CD, yet there is still a ghostly presence to deal with -- and in keeping with Miles' credo, Jarrett's choice of notes is often more purposefully spare than usual. There is symmetry...
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At some point during this period, Coltrane became a heroin addict, which made him more difficult to employ. He played with various bands, mostly around Philadelphia, during the early '50s, his next important job coming in the spring of 1954, when Johnny Hodges, temporarily out of the Duke Ellington band, hired him. But he was fired because of his addiction in September 1954. He returned to Philadelphia, where he was playing, when he was hired by Miles Davis a year later. His association with Davis...
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the new jazz for young people series! arranger dave rivello arranged this great tune to feature 2nd trumpet in the style of miles davis. featuring the trademark miles harmon-mute sound throughout the chart dave provides a written out (or ad lib) solo tasty backgrounds and a very hip shout chorus for the medium level players. includes all the usual optional parts. terrific chart! correlated to the jazz at lincoln center jazz for young people curriculum. (3:44)contributors: words by mort dixon music by ray henderson / arr. dave rivelloseries: jazz for young people serieslevel: 3 (medium)instrument: jazz ensembleformat: conductor score & partscategory: jazz ensemble
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Bye Bye Blackbird - SATB
This light, swing arrangement of a pop standard will be the highlight of your concert. No suprises...just nice, easy voice leading and smooth vocal lines-- everything we've come to expect from Jay Althouse. Features a "soft-shoe" section and optional solos for both a male and female singer. Sure to be a crowd pleaser...and a "singer pleaser" too.
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This classic '20s song was featured in many movies, most notably performed by Peggy Lee in Pete Kelly's Blues. Kris Berg gives us an extraordinary arrangement that is right on the money and perfect for your young jazz ensemble. Easy (3:12)Contributors: Arr. Kris BergSeries: Young Jazz EnsembleLevel: 2 (Medium Easy)Instrument: Jazz Ensemble Format: Conductor Score & PartsCategory: Jazz Ensemble
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Bye Bye Blackbird - 3-Part Mixed
This light, swing arrangement of a pop standard will be the highlight of your concert. No suprises...just nice, easy voice leading and smooth vocal lines-- everything we've come to expect from Jay Althouse. Features a "soft-shoe" section and optional solos for both a male and female singer. Sure to be a crowd pleaser...and a "singer pleaser" too.
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Bye Bye Blackbird
About Bye Bye Blackbird By Mort Dixon and Ray Henderson. Arranged by Dave Rivello. For Jazz Ensemble. Jazz Ensemble. Jazz for Young People Series. 3 (Medium) (grade 3). Conductor Score & Parts. 98 pages. Duration 3:44. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.JEM05028). The new Jazz For Young People Series! Arranger Dave Rivello arranged this great tune to feature 2nd trumpet in the style of Miles Davis. Featuring the trademark Miles Harmon-mute sound throughout the chart, Dave provides a written...
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THE classic Coltrane Quartet--Tyner, Garrison, Jones--recorded live on a tour of Europe in the fall of 1962. One of the most influential jazz groups in history recorded live before an appreciative audience, and you could be there. Coltrane was, at this point, straining at the "bonds" of the song form and what was then considered "proper" jazz soloing, and his group was developing an empathy unique to all the great jazz bands (Dave Brubeck and Ornette Coleman's Quartets, Miles Davis' '50s & '60s Quintets...
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Alfred Publishing 00-26873S Bye Bye Blackbird
contributors: words by mort dixon music by ray henderson / arr. dave wolpeseries: jazz band seriesinstrument: jazz ensembleformat: conductor scorecategory: jazz ensemble
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Bye Bye Blackbird - 2-Part
This light, swing arrangement of a pop standard will be the highlight of your concert. No suprises...just nice, easy voice leading and smooth vocal lines-- everything we've come to expect from Jay Althouse. Features a "soft-shoe" section and optional solos for both a male and female singer. Sure to be a crowd pleaser...and a "singer pleaser" too.
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Halloween originated from the ancient Celts, who believed that on October 31st, the boundary between the living and the deceased was dissolved, making it easy for the dead to cause problems for the living. Bones of livestock were sometimes thrown on bonfires, and masks were worn to placate the spirits of the dead during the ancient Celtic festival known as Samhain, which we now celebrate as Halloween.
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" Bye Bye Blackbirds is the kind of band that wears its influence on its sleeve without resorting to obvious mimicry. There are occasional moments when it might seem possible to identify the sources of their borrowed melodies and riffs, but usually there`s just a vague sense of familiarity; the feeling that you`ve heard something similar before somewhere. This isn`t a bad thing though, because these songs are catchy as can be, incorporating great guitar hooks and well-crafted melodies, with frequent...
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Henderson/Fell, Bye Bye Blackbird
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Bye Bye Blackbird - Conductor's Score
The new Jazz For Young People Series! Arranger Dave Rivello arranged this great tune to feature 2nd trumpet in the style of Miles Davis. Featuring the trademark Miles Harmon-mute sound throughout the chart, Dave provides a written out (or ad lib) solo, tasty backgrounds, and a very hip shout chorus for the medium level players. Includes all the usual optional parts. Terrific chart! Correlated to the Jazz at Lincoln Center Jazz for Young People Curriculum.
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Bye Bye Blackbird. You Wont Forget Me. Butch and Butch. Summer Night. For Miles. Straight No Chaser. I Thought About You. Blackbird Bye Bye.
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17 of the most famous Jazz standards known. Acoustic guitar, racked harp, wonderful vocals!! Go ahead and sing along. You know the words.
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Eleven years old when his family joined the Anglo-Indian exodus, on the eve of India's independence, Peter Moss never felt at home in the postwar austerity of his "father's land," where he saw how far and how fast Britain was forsaking both her empire and her greatness. When he returned to his childhood haunts, more than thirty years later, he found his Anglo-India had disappeared, submerged beneath the waves of history. "Bye-Bye Blackbird" is more than a loving portrait of that lost world. It is...
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