Big Band Charts by Jeremy Levy
Jeremy Levy
In 2001, Jeremy decided to move to Miami, FL to pursue a Master’s degree in jazz composition at the University of Miami. His music has been performed by the University of Miami Concert Jazz Band and Studio Jazz Band. Most recently, Levy was awarded three Downbeat Student Music Awards for jazz writing. His original composition, “Sus It Out,” won best extended composition and his arrangements of “Search for Peace” and “Some Far-Away Someone” received best jazz arrangement notoriety. Most recently, Levy premiered his piece “In Transit,” written for the 85-piece Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra. After participating in the Institute as a student composer, Levy relocated to Los Angeles, CA to pursue a career in film scoring/orchestration. Levy has performed with some of the best in the industry. In 2006, he performed with the legendary rock band Blood, Sweat, and Tears with Chuck Negron. Throughout 2005, Jeremy toured with the famous singer, Engelbert Humperdinck. Over his career, Jeremy has been a featured soloist with the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra as well as the University of Miami Concert Jazz Band. Jeremy has also performed with such greats as Christian McBride, Terence Blanchard, Bobby Watson, Jon Faddis, David Sanchez, Arturo Sandoval, Ed Calle, Greg Gisbert, David Liebman, Bob Mintzer, Jim McNeely, and Joe Lovano. He has also had the pleasure to back up such diverse artists as Barry Gibb, Steve and Eydie, Debby Boone, Hal Linden, Deana Martin, Tito Puente Jr., Byron Stripling, Patti Austin, Jimmie “Bo” Horne, The Temptations, The Drifters, The Coasters, The Platters, David Lee Roth, Joe Piscopo, Susan Anton, Les Brown Jr., and many others. Jeremy Levy now resides in sunny Burbank, CA. Before you listen to Jeremy’s big band charts, check out this composition for orchestra called, In Transit! |
Original Big Band Charts by Jeremy Levy
It’s Like ThatThis brand new chart is a lot of fun to play. It alternates between a funky bossa nova feel, and half time rock. It features a tenor sax solo and lets the rhythm section rock out a little bit. Lead trumpet written up to high C. Intermediate level. Recorded by the Univ. of Miami Concert Jazz Band. Tenor solo by Brandon Wright. Price – $19.95 |
More Changes
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The Other One
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Sus It OutWinner of the 2004 Downbeat Student Music Award for Best Extended Composition. This chart is a jazz shuffle that ventures into a 12/8 Afro-Cuban feel. It features guitar and trombone solos. Doubles include flute in Alto 1 and 2 and also in Tenor 1 and 2. The lead trumpet part extends to a high D. Recorded by the Univ. of Miami Concert Jazz Band. Guitar solo by Andrew Synowiec, trombone solo by Jeremy Levy. $19.95 |
Brand New Year
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ReflectionsComposed by Paul Young Reflections – Trombone Feature – Ballad – q=84 Written for 5 Saxes (No doubles), 4 Trombones (1st Tbn – Solo), 4 Trumpets (Flugel doubles), 4 Rhythm This trombone feature is an arrangement of L.A. trombonist, Paul Young’s beautiful melody. It exploits the trombone’s beautiful mid to upper register, ala Bill Watrous. The bridge section can optionally be taken down 8vb. Lead trumpet extends to a written high E. Solo section can be played by piano, tenor, or trombone. PRICE: $19.95 |
Trombone Ensemble Charts
The Other One(trombone ensemble) This chart is the same tune as the big band chart above, but scored for 6 trombones. There is a long solo in the 2nd Trombone part, and also a short solo in the 1st part. Drums and piano get a chance to solo as well. The lead trombone extends up to a high D. Demo recording made with Sonar 3. All trombones performed by Jeremy Levy. $19.95 |

Composer, arranger, instrumentalist and educator, Jeremy Levy originally hails from Hannibal, MO. While growing up in Missouri, he quickly made a name for himself as a jazz trombonist. After graduating high school, Jeremy moved to Kansas City, MO in 1997 to pursue a music degree at the University of Missouri – Kansas City. During this time, Jeremy led a jazz quartet and performed with the Boulevard Big Band, the River City Jazz Orchestra, and the New Vintage Big Band. Most importantly, Jeremy discovered his passion for writing music while studying under jazz saxophonist Bobby Watson.




