Preview: On Green Dolphin Street
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SKU: A0.875878
Composed by Bronislau Kaper and Ned Washington. Arranged by Jim Fieldhouse. Jazz. 34 pages. Nefarious Music Publications #5361777. Published by Nefarious Music Publications (A0.875878).On Green Dolphin Street was arranged by Jim Fieldhouse for the Eclipse Saxophone Quartet from Manchester in the UK in 2005.
This is a tour de force blistering arrangement for jazz saxophone quartet and is most definitely not for the fainthearted. Flipping between a fast samba and double time swing, this chart is a roast up for all four performers. The 1947 film theme for the movie Green Dolphin Street has been recorded countless times and become a well loved jazz standard, heres a version that's a potential showstopper (one way or an other!)
With solo space for Alto 1 and Baritone saxes and a shout chorus which really motors along, this chart will be a great showpiece for accomplished quartets. This quartet also comes with a optional drum kit part to add another dimension to the ensemble sound.
Instrumentation:
Alto Sax 1
Alto Sax 2
Tenor Sax
Baritione Sax
Drum Kit (optional)
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