Joe ‘King’ Oliver & Brass Series Glissato 
Brass Quintet sheet music: Chattanooga stomp (score & parts) [EPUB ebook] 
Early intermediate

Dive into the vibrant legacy of early jazz with ‘Chattanooga Stomp’ by the legendary Joe ‘King’ Oliver, now masterfully arranged for Brass Quintet. This intermediate-level arrangement brings to life the infectious rhythms and spirited melodies of Dixieland jazz, offering a fantastic ensemble experience that bridges the past with the present.
The package comes complete with a score and a set of 10 parts, crafted to cater to a range of brass instruments. The core ensemble consists of 2 B♭ Trumpets, Horn in F, Trombone, and Tuba, laying the foundation for a rich and dynamic sound. To ensure maximum flexibility and adaptability, optional parts are included: Eb Horn, B♭ Tenor Horn (III T.C.), B♭ Trombone (IV T.C.), Eb Tuba (T.C.), and B♭ Tuba (T.C.). This thoughtful inclusion allows ensembles to customize their performance to fit their unique sound or to accommodate the instruments available, ensuring that ‘Chattanooga Stomp’ can be enjoyed by as wide an audience as possible.
To support musicians and educators around the world, informative pages are available in multiple languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. This multilingual approach ensures that the rich history and performance notes of ‘Chattanooga Stomp’ are accessible to a global audience, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of this jazz classic.
An audio demo is also available on www.glissato.it, providing an invaluable resource for ensembles to acquaint themselves with the arrangement. This demo serves not only as a rehearsal tool but also as inspiration, showcasing the potential of ‘Chattanooga Stomp’ to enliven any concert or gathering with the timeless spirit of Dixieland jazz.
‘Chattanooga Stomp’ is more than just a piece of music; it’s an invitation to explore the roots of jazz and to bring its joyous, lively essence to life through the brass quintet. Whether you’re performing in a concert hall, at a jazz festival, or for an educational event, this arrangement promises to captivate audiences and inspire musicians with its engaging rhythms and memorable melodies.