Yeah, You Right: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score

$7.00 USD

Yeah, You Right: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score

Name: Yeah, You Right: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score
Brand: Alfred Music
SKU: 00-40335S
Price: 7.00 USD
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By Ed Harris / arr. Victor López

Grade: 1 (Easy)

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It's kinda funky, kinda rock but most importantly, a fun chart tailored to the very young player. This arrangement is all ensemble, no individual solos. At around MM=120, it's very easy to play and educational as well. Yeah, this chart is just right! This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Series: Jazz Beginnings Series

Publisher: Alfred Music

Page Count: 16

ISBN10: 1-4706-7086-0

ISBN13: 978-1-4706-7086-3

UPC: 038081458724

SKU: 00-40335S

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Why we love this

Victor López's arrangement strips away unnecessary complexity without sacrificing groove, letting young players focus on locking into the pocket rather than deciphering difficult charts. The all-ensemble texture means every musician stays engaged and connected to the overall sound, building ensemble awareness from day one. At this grade level, finding something this genuinely fun to play is rare.

What to expect

Modern and loose, with a rock-influenced swagger that feels more like a contemporary groove than a traditional big band chart. The funky rhythm section anchors everything while the horns bounce around with infectious energy.

Who it's for

Beginning jazz ensemble directors working with young players who need immediate success and motivation. This works equally well as an opener for rehearsal or a standalone performance piece that audiences genuinely enjoy.

How to get the most out of it

Lock the rhythm section (drums and bass) first at MM=120, then layer in the horns once everyone feels the pocket together.
Emphasize the syncopation between trumpet and trombone; these lines define the funk feel and need to sit tight against the beat.
Keep the dynamic contrast controlled. The chart's simplicity means small changes in volume and articulation will read clearly.

How to use it

Program this early in the season to build confidence and establish jazz ensemble as exciting rather than intimidating. It pairs well with other accessible charts from the Jazz Beginnings Series and works as a spring concert opener or informal performance context.