Dah Duh Daht!
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SKU: A0.1322259
Composed by Jayme Barnard. Jazz. 36 pages. Jayme Barnard Music #910604. Published by Jayme Barnard Music (A0.1322259).Dah Duh Daht! is a great jazz ensemble chart for 1st year jazz bands at the middle school or high school levels. The main objective of the chart is to teach basic swing concepts, along with simpler piano voicings and bass lines for your first year jazz students. Dah Duh Daht! is the literal articulation and rhythm translation of the main motif of the tune that is passed around the brass and saxophone sections.
Dah Duh Daht! also uses a 12-bar basic blues form in the key of Bb, which also makes it a great chart to teach jazz improvisation and blues form. Feel free to download my other free resources to help teach the basics of jazz rhythm and jazz improvisation.
Parts include flute, alto sax, tenor sax, bari. sax, trumpet 1 & 2, trombone 1 & 2, guitar, piano, bass, and drums.
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