Performer: Gene Ammons

INSTRUMENTATION
STYLE
DIFFICULTY
VOCALS
SOLOS
    • Solos
    • Alto
    • Trombone
    • Piano

    Hot Springs

    as performed by Gene Ammons
    $60
    Hot Springs is a catchy mid-tempo Gene Ammons tune that shows jazz in 1949 in flux, transitioning from swing to bebop. The solo order and instrumentation has been slightly altered to fit with the Hodges horn lineup.
    Instrumentation Ellington 7-Piece
    Style Bebop
    Level 3
    TEMPO quarter note = 144
    Trumpet
    Range
    B5
    • Solos
    • Bari

    Brother Jug’s Sermon

    as performed by Gene Ammons
    $60
    Gene Ammons preaches on in Brother Jug's Sermon, a soulfully grooving dance tune that now fully features bari sax. The horn backgrounds are simple enough--a couple of horn turns and a few suggested high notes in the bari make this an easy level 2. Swing music has never been so hip!
    Instrumentation Ellington 7-Piece
    Style Bebop, Swing Era
    Level 2
    TEMPO quarter note = 145
    Trumpet
    Range
    G5

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