New Chart On Simply Early Jazz

10/11/2018

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!

4 Comments

Pete link

1/23/2020 01:23:11 pm

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

1/23/2020 02:22:39 pm

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

1/27/2020 08:33:41 pm

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

1/28/2020 07:43:23 am

Hi Pete,
Drop me an email at scott@simplyearlyjazz.com 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

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