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Dive into the rich and lively world of early jazz with this special arrangement of "Jelly Roll Blues" by the legendary Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, skillfully arranged for Saxophone Quartet S.A.T.B. by Francesco Leone. This intermediate-level arrangement captures the essence of Morton's groundbreaking work, making it accessible and enjoyable for saxophonists.
About the Composition: "Jelly Roll Blues" is one of the earliest published jazz compositions, originally brought to life in 1915 by Jelly Roll Morton. Known for its infectious rhythms, syncopation, and the unique blend of blues and ragtime elements, this piece stands as a cornerstone of jazz history.
Arrangement Details:
Arranged by: Francesco Leone
Instrumentation: Saxophone Quartet S.A.T.B.
Bb Soprano Saxophone
Eb Alto Saxophone
Bb Tenor Saxophone
Eb Baritone Saxophone
Level: Intermediate
Included: Full Score and Parts (4)
Features:
Authentic Jazz Feel: Francesco Leone's arrangement maintains the vibrant energy and authentic jazz feel of the original composition, ensuring that performers and audiences alike will be transported to the lively streets of early 20th-century New Orleans.
Intermediate Level: Suitable for intermediate-level saxophonists, this arrangement provides a rewarding challenge without being overwhelming, making it perfect for both educational settings and performance.
Comprehensive Package: The package includes a full score and individual parts for each member of the quartet, ensuring a smooth rehearsal and performance experience.
Why Choose This Arrangement? This arrangement is an excellent choice for saxophone quartets looking to explore the roots of jazz and expand their repertoire with a piece that is both historically significant and musically engaging. Whether you are preparing for a concert, a competition, or simply looking to enjoy the process of making music with fellow saxophonists, "Jelly Roll Blues" arranged by Francesco Leone offers a perfect blend of tradition and excitement.
Bring the timeless sounds of Jelly Roll Morton to your saxophone quartet and experience the joy of performing one of jazz's most iconic pieces. Get your copy today and start exploring the dynamic world of "Jelly Roll Blues"!
About the Composition: "Jelly Roll Blues" is one of the earliest published jazz compositions, originally brought to life in 1915 by Jelly Roll Morton. Known for its infectious rhythms, syncopation, and the unique blend of blues and ragtime elements, this piece stands as a cornerstone of jazz history.
Arrangement Details:
Arranged by: Francesco Leone
Instrumentation: Saxophone Quartet S.A.T.B.
Bb Soprano Saxophone
Eb Alto Saxophone
Bb Tenor Saxophone
Eb Baritone Saxophone
Level: Intermediate
Included: Full Score and Parts (4)
Features:
Authentic Jazz Feel: Francesco Leone's arrangement maintains the vibrant energy and authentic jazz feel of the original composition, ensuring that performers and audiences alike will be transported to the lively streets of early 20th-century New Orleans.
Intermediate Level: Suitable for intermediate-level saxophonists, this arrangement provides a rewarding challenge without being overwhelming, making it perfect for both educational settings and performance.
Comprehensive Package: The package includes a full score and individual parts for each member of the quartet, ensuring a smooth rehearsal and performance experience.
Why Choose This Arrangement? This arrangement is an excellent choice for saxophone quartets looking to explore the roots of jazz and expand their repertoire with a piece that is both historically significant and musically engaging. Whether you are preparing for a concert, a competition, or simply looking to enjoy the process of making music with fellow saxophonists, "Jelly Roll Blues" arranged by Francesco Leone offers a perfect blend of tradition and excitement.
Bring the timeless sounds of Jelly Roll Morton to your saxophone quartet and experience the joy of performing one of jazz's most iconic pieces. Get your copy today and start exploring the dynamic world of "Jelly Roll Blues"!