Afternoon in Paris
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Ensembles
Jazz Ensemble
Genres
Jazz
Formats
Set of Parts
Score and Parts
Levels
Grade 3
Usages
School and Community
Jazz Ensemble - Grade 3

SKU: BT.HL07011738

Composed by John Lewis. Arranged by Mark Taylor. Young Jazz Classics. Jazz. Set (Score & Parts). Hal Leonard #HL07011738. Published by Hal Leonard (BT.HL07011738).

UPC: 884088493905. English(UK).

John Lewis (composer, pianist, and founder of the acclaimed Modern Jazz Quartet) penned Afternoon in Paris in the '50s and it has remained a jazz standard ever since. This nicely crafted version for younger bands opens witha small group on the head and drums on brushes. Solos for trumpet and tenor follow, along with full ensemble statements.

John Lewis (composer, pianist, and founder of the acclaimed Modern Jazz Quartet) penned Afternoon in Paris in the '50s and it has remained a jazz standard ever since. This nicely crafted version for younger bands opens witha small group on the head and drums on brushes. Solos for trumpet and tenor follow, along with full ensemble statements.

John Lewis (composer, pianist, and founder of the acclaimed Modern Jazz Quartet) penned Afternoon in Paris in the '50s and it has remained a jazz standard ever since. This nicely crafted version for younger bands opens witha small group on the head and drums on brushes. Solos for trumpet and tenor follow, along with full ensemble statements.

John Lewis (composer, pianist, and founder of the acclaimed Modern Jazz Quartet) penned Afternoon in Paris in the '50s and it has remained a jazz standard ever since. This nicely crafted version for younger bands opens witha small group on the head and drums on brushes. Solos for trumpet and tenor follow, along with full ensemble statements.

John Lewis (composer, pianist, and founder of the acclaimed Modern Jazz Quartet) penned Afternoon in Paris in the '50s and it has remained a jazz standard ever since. This nicely crafted version for younger bands opens witha small group on the head and drums on brushes. Solos for trumpet and tenor follow, along with full ensemble statements.