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We have been busy at Simply Early Jazz this week. We have added a great new chart. Make sure to stop by and check it out

The Baltimore - Frankie Traumbauer and His Orchestra Ca. 1927

This wonderful tune started a dance craze in its day and features the virtuoso playing of Bix Beiderbecke, Joe Venuti, Frankie Traumbauer and Eddie Lang. 

The instrumentation is as follows:
  • C Melody Sax (lead)
  • Alto Sax 1 (optional lead instead of C Melody Sax)
  • Alto Sax 2
  • Tenor Sax
  • Violin
  • Clarinet (same as Violin)
  • 1st Trumpet
  • 2nd Trumpet
  • Trombone
  • Guitar
  • Piano
  • Bass Sax
  • Bass
  • Tuba
  • Drums
  • Full Score


We have lots more great titles coming soon so make sure to stop by see what's new!
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4 Comments
Pete - 6 years ago
This site is a real gem for those seeking original style jazz! Anyone looking for hard-to-find charts will be delighted with this treasure trove!
The costs are amazing - what a great service to our world of music!
One thing I would like is to have a sign-in or a "remember me" so I don't have to keep putting in my e-mail details etc. when I purchase the charts.
Scott - 6 years ago
Thanks Pete! Glad to hear the site is useful!
Thanks for the suggestion - I will try and get a remember me function on the site ASAP.
Pete - 6 years ago
Hi Scott, Thanks for your reply, glad to hear back for you.
One other request I meant to make was regarding key signatures.
Is it possible to have charts ordered in different keys? Now I realize the amount of work it takes to do one, but just asking in case it's possible! Very nervy I know!
The chart I have in mind is "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans" in concert C.
Best regards,
Pete
Scott - 6 years ago
Hi Pete,
Drop me an email at <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="46352529323206352f2b362a3f2327342a3f2c273c3c6825292b">[email protected]</a> and let me know the specifics of the changes you need. I'm sure I will be able to make it happen for you. I'm always here to help and make playing music fun!
Scott