Name: Bossa for T.D. by George West Jazz Ensemble Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Dubba C Music
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Bossa for T.D.
by George West Jazz Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Title Bossa for T.D.

Artist George West

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Arranger George West; edited by CHRIS MAGEE

Composer George West

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 59

Arrangement Jazz Ensemble

Publisher Dubba C Music

Level 4

Product ID 1312636

Genre Jazz

Performance Group Jazz Ensemble

Product Description

Originally composed for jazz great Bill Watrous, Bossa for T.D. is a contrafact based on the chord changes to Tommy Dorsey's famous theme song. Scored for a full big band (5-4-4-4) plus trombone soloist, this chart begins in Bossa Nova style and changes to swing at the out chorus. It is accessable by a good high school or college jazz band. Grade 4.

Ranges:
Trumpet: Eb6
Trombone: G4 (lead); Bb4 (solo - optional 8va on final phrase up to A5)

About George West:
Trombonist and educator George West (1931-2013) was founder and head of the jazz program at James Madison University for 25 years, from 1971 until his retirement in 1996. He served as bass trombonist and arranger with the U.S. Air Force Airmen of Note from 1953 until 1958, and performed with the Kai Winding trombone Group from 1959 through 1960. George completed his undergraduate degree at Oberlin Conservatory, and earned his masters and Ph.D. from Michigan State University. He founded the jazz programs at both schools while he was a student. George also founded the jazz program at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp (Muskegon, MI) in 1971 and led that program through 2004. After his retirement from James Madison University, he relocated to Deland, Florida, and led the jazz program at Stetson University until his passing in 2013.

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