Play-along charts

Play along charts

Student level charts by Manitoban composers are here for students to play along with. This music is for practising online. Copyright remains with the original composers. Contact the composer if you would like a physical copy of the music.
Please contact Richard Gillis for more information about this project at ad(at)winnipegjazzorchestra.com.

Blues in the Moment - composer Greg Crowe

Blues in the Moment (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section and conductor score)

Blues in the Moment (no solos)

Blues in the Moment (with solos)

Gone - composer Richard Gillis

Gone (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section and conductor score)

Gone (no solos)

Gone (with solos)

Sanctuary - composer Jeff Presslaff

Sanctuary (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section and conductor score)

Sanctuary (no solos)

Sanctuary (with solos)

Happy Bluesday - composer Ron Paley

Happy Bluesday (no solos)

Happy Bluesday (with solos)

Happy Bluesday (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section and conductor score)

Ma Armstrong's Labour Café - composer Greg Crowe

Ma Armstrong's Labour Café (no solos)

Ma Armstrong's Labour Café (with solos)

Ma Armstrong's Labour Café (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section and conductor score)

Altered Ego - composer Jeff Presslaff

Altered Ego (no solos)

Altered Ego (with solos)

Altered Ego (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section and conductor score)

A Little Swing - composer Richard Gillis

A Little Swing (no solos)

A Little Swing (with solos)

A Little Swing (saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm section, extra parts and conductor score)

Thank you to the Manitoba Stay at Home grant for support of this project.

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Funding assistance provided by the Manitoba government. Aide financière accordée par le gouvernement du Manitoba.

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The Play-Along App project is supported by the Government of Canada’s Healthy Communities Initiative.

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