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(Key: Gm) Here is the tune that helped propel Frank Sinatra to stardom! This arrangement is a great fit for vocal soloist with jazz ensemble and features a solo for alto sax and a shout chorus for the full band as well.

(Key: C mi) Here's a chart that will make your band sound great and is not that hard to sing. This medium up-tempo arrangement of this Irving Berlin favorite features excellent accompaniment writing as well as a short solo for Tenor Sax (as written or ad lib.)

(Key: F)

(Key: G mi) One of the great torch songs of all time, here is a medium swing version of “Cry Me a River” with a bluesy edge. This one will be fun to perform!

(Key: Bb) This wonderful standard from Irving Berlin has been a favourite with jazz players for many decades. Jerry Nowak's version for vocal soloist is written in a medium Latin style but switches to swing briefly where the band is featured. Very smooth chart!

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(Key: Bb) This beautiful ballad has been recorded by countless jazz artists over the years in addition to being featured in several recent movies. The marvelous melody and distinctive harmony are treated masterfully in this setting for vocal soloist and jazz ensemble.

(Key: Bb)

(Key: Cm) Written in a tongue-in-cheek jump swing style, this medium swing tune was featured in the movie Blast from the Past starring Brendan Fraser and Alicia Silverstone. This chart for vocal soloist is sultry and just plain fun!

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(Key: Ab) This wonderful standard is always a joy to perform, and here's a medium tempo chart that really makes it swing. Also included is a solo for any sax, and some nice full ensemble writing.

(Key:Ab) This timeless classic has long been a favorite with jazz singers. This version is in a medium swing style and provides a terrific background for your featured vocalist

(Key: Ab) Made famous by the Duke, this Billy Strayhorn classic is the definitive swing tune. Carefully arranged in an authentic style, this one is a must for your vocalist.

One of Peggy Lee's first recorded hits with the Benny Goodman Orchestra was this bluesy swing tune. The vocal part is not that difficult and the accompaniment works great.