Standards arranged for trombone and piano

[norbie2018]

Looking to put together a recital program for assisted living residents and was hoping to find jazz standards arranged for trombone and piano. If need be, I could perform with a cd accompaniment. Any specific suggestions?

Thanks.

Michael

[Kingfan]

I've got an arrangement of "Begin The Beguine" I can mail to you if I can only find it! Let me know if interested and I'll look for it.

[Posaunus]

Perfect for your occasion:

https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/in ... c/19247343

https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/br ... ic/3990009

https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/mo ... ic/4806847

All well-arranged, fun to play. Your audience will remember these tunes from their past, and love to hear you perform them.

[Elow]

Robert Elkjer is an amazing arranger and has some standards with piano accompaniment available. https://robertelkjer.net/TrbnAndPianoPage2.html

[norbie2018]

Thanks for all the leads!

[CharlieB]

Lots of oldies here with accompaniments on CD or Online Audio:

https://www.halleonard.com/search/searc ... 3#products

[Doug Elliott]

Hire a jazz piano player

[boneagain]

Maybe combine the good advice of both CharlieB and Doug?
Get a "Jazz Playalong" with CD to practice with, and hire a pianist who can read changes.

If the facility won't spring for the pianist you still have a backup.

DO read the copyright info on the first page of any of these carefully. Performance and recording are cited specifically.

[DAx]

Well, those are all good ideas . . . There's always MMO (Music Minus One), #3910, Jazz Standards for Trombone. (Keith O Quinn). Comes with a CD, fully orchestrated accompaniment with strings. Easy to read . .

[norbie2018]

My problem is that I would be able to read the lead line and play it stylistically, but I am out of my league when it comes to improvising. Some of the suggestions address my need of a written out solo. Thanks again for all the suggestions.

[Doug Elliott]

Written out solos sound like... written out solos.

Play the tune and let the jazz piano player that you've hired take the solo.

[Mr412]

Band-in-a-Box!!!