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SKU: A0.774466
Composed by Louis Alter. Arranged by Brad Esbensen. Contemporary,Jazz,Standards. 45 pages. Brad Esbensen Music Services #6219695. Published by Brad Esbensen Music Services (A0.774466).Arranged for jazz combo consisting of six front line (playable by a minimum of four - trumpet, alto sax, tenor sax, trombone) and rhythm section, Do You Know What It Means... is a vocal feature in the key of C major. The first chorus features the vocals and there are short (8 bars) solo feature spaces for alto sax and trombone in the instrumental chorus; the melody line has been included as a guide for younger players. The vocals return to the bridge and take the chart out. Piano and bass parts are notated throughout to help make this chart more accessible to less experienced players. I hope you enjoy performing this chart and if you would like it transposed into another key, please e-mail me at brad@bemus.com.au. www.bemus.com.au
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