Member Benefit
2019 Free Charts
A new chart will be released and available every two months.
Eligible members of the Jazz Education Network are invited to download and use any of these great charts from some of the very best jazz composers of our time!
Eligible for access to free charts:
JENeral Individual Membership ($8 monthly or $96 annually)
JEN Collegiate or Society Chapter Organizer ($96 annually)
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JEN members may reproduce and perform the charts with their own educational or not-for-profit ensembles and performing groups.
Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or performance of the Member Benefit Program compositions beyond such educational or non-commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Easy Big Band
Best Day Ever
Composed by Mike Dana
Advanced Big Band
Summit
Composed by Patty Darling
SATB Vocal Jazz
Release
Composed by Vijay Singh
Combo
Take the Next Train
Composed by Horace Alexander Young
SSA Vocal Jazz
This Make Believe
Composed by Jennifer Parker
Medium Big Band
In the Mean Time
Composed by Erik Morales
Big Band
JEN-TEN
Composed by Greg Yasinitsky
Scroll down for video of the premiere performance by the JEN All Stars Big Band!
Advanced Big Band
Mr. Lee’s Groove
Composed by
JEN Co-Founder Dr. Lou Fischer
November-December
Featured Composer
Erik Morales
The music of Erik Morales (born Dec. 10, 1966, New York, New York) has a unique melodic and harmonic vocabulary that appeals to audiences worldwide and has composed best-selling music for many types of genres including classical, jazz, commercial. His many published works encompass a large variety of styles and settings, including works for wind, orchestral, jazz and chamber ensembles and have been part of featured performances across the globe. In addition to his published works he also is commissioned regularly by schools and organizations nationwide. A good portion of Mr. Morales’ work focuses on achieving a balance between artistic and educational literature. He studied composition at Florida International University, and completed his bachelor’s degree at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette (1989).
Currently, Mr. Morales maintains an active composing and conducting schedule. Mr. Morales’ concert and orchestral works are published exclusively through The FJH Music Company, Inc. and his jazz ensemble music is published through Belwin Jazz, a division of Alfred Publishing. All of Mr. Morales’ trumpet and chamber music editions are self-published and are available exclusively through MoralesMusic.com.
GREG YASINITSKY
Greg Yasinitsky, JEN Board Member and winner of the American Prize in Composition, has an international reputation as a composer, arranger and saxophonist. He has over 210 musical works published which are performed in forty countries around the world. His recent CD, YAZZ Band, has received excellent reviews and is receiving significant, national radio play. As a saxophonist, Greg has performed with many jazz luminaries, everyone from Sean Jones and Jeff Coffin to Sarah Vaughan and Lionel Hampton. Greg is a Regents Professor at Washington State University.
“I was honored to compose JEN-TEN for big band in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Jazz Education Network. The piece is dedicated to the founders of JEN, Mary Jo Papich and Dr. Lou Fischer. JEN-TEN is an uptempo swinger with a prominent bass line and solo—in honor of bassist Dr. Lou—additional solos for tenor saxophone, trombone, trumpet and drums and a roaring shout chorus. The premiere was presented by the JEN All Stars Big Band at the 2019 JEN Conference in Reno featuring soloists Bob Sinicrope, bass (past President); Roxy Coss, tenor saxophone (JEN Board); Francisco Torres, trombone (JEN Board); Sean Jones (President Elect); and Bob Breithaupt, drums (JEN Board); performing with Julius Tolentino (JEN Board), Caleb Chapman (Past President), Jeff Coffin and Claire Daly, saxophones; Liesl Whitaker, Pharez Whitted (JEN Board), Todd Stoll (President) and Scott Belk, trumpets; Jay Ashby, Tony Baker and Ashley Shabankareh (JEN Board), trombones; and Monika Herzig (Past Board Member), piano.” –GWY