Reunion Blues by Milt Jackson/arr. Rick Stitzel

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Discovery Jazz Ensemble - Grade 1.5
Milt Jackson recorded this classic jazz standard in 1971 with Oscar Peterson on an album by the same name, but over the years it been recorded by countless jazz artists. Set in a moderate straight 8th groove, this riff based blues tune is perfect for young players. Saxes are featured the first time through with answers provided by the brass. The solo section can be performed either as a trumpet section or by a single player. An easy ensemble tutti rounds things out in this attractive and well-written chart.
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[@gabrielbeltran6134]

This was the first song I ever played in jazz band.

[@Seito1002]

Same im playing this song for an audition to join on drums

[@mattisawesome1308]

Same here

[@gaged8997]

Trumpet solo is pretty good

[@katiemoersch5290]

Thank you. I’m doing it 😊

[@aa_battery6685]

Yep

[@certifiedwavy]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@seankim5762]

Got the trumpet solo

[@antisocialmusician3122]

me: plays flute
everyone else: WHY
me: because I want to

[@fartbart1]

girl what

[@Seito1002]

1:14 for myself

[@maxbehymer8535]

How come the vibes part is written in C when the other C pitched instruments are written in B flat?

[@Quantumflipz]

Pain

[@eastvalleybands]

Typo. Freaked my vibes player out, though.