The Girl from Ipanema by Antonio Carlos Jobim/arr. Mark Taylor

Jazz Ensemble Library - Grade 4
Normally performed in a Latin style, Mark Taylor has created a marvelous setting of this popular standard as a medium swing shuffle! There's nothing laid back about this as the full ensemble opens up in a power mode setting up the trombones for the first chorus. Solos are featured for tenor followed by trumpet, then an out chorus for the ensemble and a short sax soli. A fresh approach to a trusted favorite.
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[adkanp]

this is a great rendition of the girl from ipanema. keep playing it over and over

[danielspina]

Beautiful arrangement
In 2´ 33 "recreation takes the train A

[pcspraker]

I love this!!! It’s almost like a big band version. Awesome!!

[katiefrisk]

okay but what happened to the bossa nova rhythm

[RoseCadenza]

This is so awesome! Do you think you could do either (or both) Mumbo Gumbo by Howard Rowe and/or Long Lost Friend by George Shutack. That would be really amazing one or both of these. I'm playing them for my jazz band.

[prahlad]

We just played an easier arrangement of this at our jazz festival lmao. Funny to see this now

[ifranwaisman]

I need to buy this score... where can I find it!

[amirkahwagy]

Can anyone help me to know the panning for the brass here??

[jinlee]

its supposed to b bossa but i love this

[jasthedrillguy]

4:21 of my life I'll never get A great samba tune in a going no where swing....

[maxbehymer]

I swear only the lead trumpet player had a mic, or my headphones are just garbage

[marcelocanonico]

SOME THING MISSING... ANYWAY... THIS IS BRASS BAND... EXPETACULAR ARRANGEMENTS!!!

[phatboyzband]

Because if you can't play bossa nova