In addition to a couple of CDs for singers lately, I’ve been writing some charts for a college in upstate NY. Not the traditional big band however, more of a smaller version. 2 tpts, 2 bones, 3 saxes and rhythm. It is an interesting (and challenging) instrumentation to write for. You […]
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