Description
Bring exciting energy and drive to your group with the Latin samba big band chart “Los Gringos” by Bill Fulton. Additionally, this song features a catchy groove that keeps musicians engaged. Therefore, it works great as a fun piece for school bands, college groups, and pros alike.
Performance Highlights of This Latin Samba Big Band Chart
First, “Los Gringos” grabs the ear of your crowd right away. Fulton blends punchy brass lines with smooth sax melodies. Meanwhile, the rhythm section draws inspiration from real Brazilian samba percussion styles. Because the parts fit together nicely, rehearsals run smoothly for every player. In addition, your band will enjoy the fun Latin feel from start to finish.
Next, the arrangement showcases a hot solo spot for tenor sax. The rhythm section lays down a steady pulse behind the player. As a result, your soloist has plenty of room to build energy. Furthermore, the chord changes are easy to read. Both young players and seasoned pros can sound great on this Latin samba big band arrangement.
Instrumentation for This Latin Samba Big Band Chart
Scored for full standard 17-piece jazz band, every part in this score has great balance and tone:
- Saxophones (5): Alto Sax 1 & 2, Tenor Sax 1 & 2, Baritone Sax
- Brass (8): 4 Trumpets, 4 Trombones (3 Tenor Trombones, 1 Bass Trombone)
- Rhythm Section: Guitar, Piano/Keyboards, Electric Bass, Drum Set
Instant Digital Sheet Music Download
Buying this Latin samba big band chart gives you instant access to a full score and all parts. Moreover, the PDF files are sharp, clean, and simple to read on paper or tablets. Finally, you can find more music in our complete collection of big band arrangements. Also, consider adding Fulton’s high-energy chart Ozmosis to your program.
- 5 saxes
- 4 trumpets
- 4 trombones
- guitar
- piano/keyboard
- bass (electric)
- drums
Genre: latin samba
Additional information
| instrument type | big band |
|---|---|
| genre | latin |
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