(My Little) Margie ♫ arranged for jazz quintet by Rich Willey
$15.00
Did you know that this 1920 song has been recorded by such greats as Ray Charles, Duke Ellington and even by Fats Domino?
Here’s a quintet version of that old chestnut that lets your group relax and enjoy themselves in a nice groove over a fairly easy set of chord changes.
Description
(My Little) Margie ♫ Jazz Quintet arranged by Rich Willey. Music by Con Conrad & J. Russel Robinson with lyrics by Benny Davis
This is Rich’s version of the great old standard as heard on his “Rich Willey & Boptism” CD.
Arranged twice; play one arrangement, blow solos, play other arrangement for out-chorus (which includes a slick written turnaround section heading into the ending).
Arranged for trombone/tenor sax front line, trumpet/alto sax front line, trumpet/tenor sax front line, or trumpet/trombone front line. Can even be played by all four horns together if you choose.
Difficulty level is intermediate to advanced. Medium swing tempo, 74-measures total score length.
Flexible quintet parts are for trumpet 1 & 2, alto sax 1 & 2, tenor sax 1 & 2, trombone1 & 2, piano/guitar, bass and drums. Parts come in a PDF that you’ll be able to download immediately upon submission of your order.
Written solos for any of our charts may be special ordered at a reasonable cost. Email us through our contact page with any and all inquiries.
Listen to a sound clip (♫) from the “Rich Willey & Boptism” CD featuring Chris Potter on tenor sax:
Rich Willey on bass trumpet, Chris Potter on tenor sax, Renato Chicco on piano, Joris Teepe on bass, John Jenkins on drums.
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