Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, arr. Gordon Goodwin - Score & Sound
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Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Words by Sammy Cahn, music by Jule Styne / arr. Gordon Goodwin
Item: 00-33368
Series: Gordon Goodwin Series
Format: Conductor Score & Parts
Level: 5
A medium swing chart in the style of Basie and Hefti, you’ll love this Goodwin adaptation of the wonderful holiday classic. Not a drum showcase, but the drummer has plenty of solo space beginning on brushes then to sticks and the intensity rises. There is a flute part on second alto (can be omitted) and a percussion part for vibes. Optional solo space for alto, tenor, trumpet and trombone, lead trumpet range is to written high E plus a nice sax soli round out this excellent chart. This chart is so nice, you’ll want to play it all twelve months a year!
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What a beautiful arrangement. The way he brings the melody across from the trombones to the saxes and to the trumpets, it's simply amazing. If only there were more arrangers like Goodwin...
Alan Baylock would like to know your location
The first trumpet is absolutely incredible.
Pretty sure it’s Wayne Bergeron
playing this for jazz band this year, 10/10 piece, its so fun to play
That Sax Soli is NUTS 2:43
Love the piano solo
Holy crap this is awesome
Altos tone so good
3:30 is unbelievable
Clever arranger
If you don't have a high note trumpet player, forget it. Nothing sounds worse than badly intonated high trumpet.
Or you can just take it down an octave
Won't sound as good
that a high B no?
@@applepieisgud8780 that won’t go well with the other trumpets playing above the lead line. This chart requires a strong lead player, so I’d see it more suited for college as opposed to high school in most situations.
@@ColinMroczko Take the other trumpets down an octave.
how is this a grade five its so easy 1:54 2:40 ... nvm
2:57
I feel like the only grade 5 part is Trumpet 1 with a high section the player also needs to have in tune and nail the articulations.
And the sax soli, but usually trumpet 1 is the hardest part of any jazz song
@@ankushparmar2662That sax soli is definitely up there in difficulty to nail as a section. Everyone needs to be in sync with articulations in a multi measure 16th note run or it sounds like garbage if even one of the five is off.
@@zackwoods5077 yea thats true
How is this grade 5?
There’s 6 grades in difficulty. This is grade 5 so it’s pretty hard
Because if it’s not blended right and the leads don’t project like they need to, combined with bad 2nd chair and plus, it will sound bad.
Change the playback speed, it’s great
i was questioning how this is grade 5 until the grade 5 came out
Grade 5!? What this is too easy it's not grade fi-
(High E trumpet)
Oh ok now I get it.
that sax soli too 2:50
Grade 5?
Bulby Gump there’s 6 grades in difficulty, and this is the 5th hardest. It’s pretty hard for an average high school jazz bans
DuckMaster there are only 6 official grades.
I was thinking the same thing. It's really not that difficult
@@andonmefford9142 the notes and rhythms aren’t insane, but if it’s badly blended, and the leads don’t project and play their part, it doesn’t sound good.
@@ethanmaruyama1149 My high school band is playing this help 🥲
High trumpet ez tho