Poor Butterfly Big Band - Sheet Music

Here is another great Billy May arrangement from the Sinatra/Ellington album, recorded in 1967. Jazz Lines Publications is very proud to publish these tunes, making the music of a truly landmark and historic recording session available to the public for the first time.This has been engraved from the original manuscript: this is not a transcription. Surprisingly, Sinatra had never previously recorded this ragtime-era standard. This May chart is not terribly complicated, though there is a bit of a difficult clarinet run at the beginning written on tenor 1. If you don't have a clarinet, something similar can be played on tenor. Then after that 4 bar solo there are only 4 more bars of clarinet, which again may be played up an octave on tenor. There are no other doubles. Ranges are not an issue at all throughout this chart as trumpet 1 goes to C6 and trombone 1 goes to to G4. For most of the chart Duke Ellington provides light fills behind the vocals, so chords have been included. But, he doesn't really comp much at all. And, a guitar part has been included even though there wasn't a guitarist on the recording. Lastly, drums are mostly on ride and rim-shot through the majority of the arrangement.

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Format:
Set of Parts Score and Parts
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Intermediate
Musical forms:
Vocal Feature
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
3.75 pounds

Big band with vocal (2 Alto Saxophones, 2 Tenor Saxophones (Tenor 1 doubles Clarinet), Baritone Saxophone, 4 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, Piano, Bass, Drums) - Medium

SKU: JL.JLP-9058

By Frank Sinatra With Duke Ellington. Edited by Rob Duboff and Jeffrey Sultanof. Arranged by Billy May. Jazz Vocal. Swing. Full score and set of parts. Jazz Lines Publications #JLP-9058. Published by Jazz Lines Publications (JL.JLP-9058).

Here is another great Billy May arrangement from the Sinatra/Ellington album, recorded in 1967. Jazz Lines Publications is very proud to publish these tunes, making the music of a truly landmark and historic recording session available to the public for the first time.This has been engraved from the original manuscript: this is not a transcription. Surprisingly, Sinatra had never previously recorded this ragtime-era standard. This May chart is not terribly complicated, though there is a bit of a difficult clarinet run at the beginning written on tenor 1. If you don't have a clarinet, something similar can be played on tenor. Then after that 4 bar solo there are only 4 more bars of clarinet, which again may be played up an octave on tenor. There are no other doubles. Ranges are not an issue at all throughout this chart as trumpet 1 goes to C6 and trombone 1 goes to to G4. For most of the chart Duke Ellington provides light fills behind the vocals, so chords have been included. But, he doesn't really comp much at all. And, a guitar part has been included even though there wasn't a guitarist on the recording. Lastly, drums are mostly on ride and rim-shot through the majority of the arrangement.