Dixieland on Parade

The late Luther Henderson was a master arranger with a long list of credentials, including behind-the-scenes collaborator for many years with Duke Ellington. In addition, he served as a primary arranger for the Canadian Brass, creating over 130 arrangements for this storied brass ensemble. Here is a marvelous medley of Luther's arrangements adapted for concert band by Michael Brown. Includes: Sugar Blues, Royal Garden Blues and That's a Plenty. (Grade 4)

Dixieland Parade

Featuring a front line of trumpet, clarinet, trombone, and tuba, here's three classic Dixieland tunes combined in a superb showcase for developing groups. Includes: Five Foot Two, Sweet Georgia Brown, and Charleston.

Dixieland Revel - Harold L. Walters

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Dixieland Selection Number 1

Dixieland Selection Number 2

Dixieland Selection Number 3

Dixieland Struttin' - Eric Osterling

Scored to sound solid with small and inexperienced bands, give your concert a dose of early jazz style with this attractively written dixieland feature. Happy sounds for any occasion!

Dixieland, U. S. A. - Andy Clark

Your whole band will be rarin' to go to `Dixieland, U.S.A.' when they hear this Andy Clark arrangement. Lots of percussion breaks, trombone smears, and other novelty effects make this fun tune a real crowd pleaser. Playable with limited instrumentations and has full score.

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DixieS Land - Dan Emmett

Djelem, Djelem (Arr. Benot Barrail) - Francis Coiteux