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Douglas Leibinger
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2020
Instructional videos for my classes at SSU; demos of my big band charts; other super cool stuff!
On a Clear Day - Big Band Chart - Arranged by Doug Leibinger
Study score for an arrangement I did of "On a Clear Day." This was my final project in Gary Lindsay's class at the University of Miami in 1988 or so. The AMAZING recording is by the University of Miami Concert Jazz Band under the direction of Whit Sidener. This was their SECOND reading of the chart. Solos are by Jason Carder on the trumpet, and Chip McNeill on the tenor sax. Lots of amazing musicians in this band, including Luis Aquino, Jonathan Dresel, Tom Garling, Dante Luciani, Dennis Marks, etc. I recorded this on my minidisc recorder with one stereo microphone! Also note that there are a few updates to the score, as I added a few things when I transferred this to Sibelius from the handwritten score.
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Invitation - Big Band Chart - Arranged by Doug Leibinger
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Study score for an arrangement of "Invitation" that I wrote in grad school - reharmonized the A sections as phrygian - cool recording by the University of Miami Studio Jazz Band - Dustin Bear plays the tenor solo - note the lack of flutes in the score at B . . .
Psycho Loco - Big Band Chart - Arranged by Doug Leibinger
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Study score for my arrangement of Louis Jordan & Bill Doggett's jump classic "Psycho Loco" - solos by Greg Aker on tenor sax & myself on trombone - the sax section gets to play a harmonized version of Louis Jordan's solo - GREAT recording by Columbia Jazz Orchestra!
Someday's Child - Big Band Chart - Arranged by Doug Leibinger
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Study score of a mashup that I did of "Someday My Prince Will Come" and "A Child is Born" - recording by Columbia Jazz Orchestra - Allan Beeson, flugelhorn solo
Tangerine - Big Band Chart - Arranged by Doug Leibinger
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Study score for an arrangement of "Tangerine" that I did a few years ago - recording is by the University of Missouri Concert Jazz Band - soloists Cy Nadler & David Witter - great drum work by Loyd Warden!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Ledson Marsh
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Recording by SSU Jazz Orchestra Alto Sax Solo: Jonathan Decicio See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Tremble & Flutter
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Recording by SSU All-Star Jazz Band Soloists Doug Leibinger & Kasey Knudsen See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Heliosphere
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Recording by MU Concert Jazz Band directed by Doug Leibinger Special guest soloists Greg Aker & Allen Beeson See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Rasalgethi
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Recording by MU Concert Jazz Band directed by Doug Leibinger See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - La Dama y el Perro by Miguel de Armas
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Instrumentation is flexible on this one - 7 to 13 horns Awesome 7-horn recording by The Ottawa Latin Jazz Orchestra directed by Miguel de Armas See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Tango Asunción by Miguel de Armas
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Instrumentation is flexible on this one - 7 to 13 horns Awesome 7-horn recording by The Ottawa Latin Jazz Orchestra directed by Miguel de Armas 13-horn version by the Solano County HS Honor Jazz Band can be heard here: th-cam.com/video/bjAzM9JkawI/w-d-xo.html See my channel for more charts ...
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Zoe (Basie Style)
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Recording by MU Concert Jazz Band directed by Doug Leibinger See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Vaca Frita
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Recording by MU Concert Jazz Band directed by Doug Leibinger See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Doug Leibinger Big Band Charts - Conflagración
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Buy this pdf chart for $60 or customize for your band $100/negotiable. Paypal: vinylexamination@yahoo.com Awesome recording by CSULB Concert Jazz Band directed by Jeff Jarvis. See my channel for more charts and educational videos!
Lotus Blossom - arranged by Mario Aparicio
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Lotus Blossom - arranged by Mario Aparicio
Sonoma State Jazz Orchestra w/Nadje Noordhuis - "Interlude"
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Sonoma State Jazz Orchestra w/Nadje Noordhuis - "Interlude"
Sonoma State Women's Jazz Ensemble w/Jeanne Geiger - "Melba's Blues"
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Sonoma State Women's Jazz Ensemble w/Jeanne Geiger - "Melba's Blues"
Sonoma State Women's Jazz Ensemble w/Nadje Noordhuis - "Feeling Good"
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Sonoma State Women's Jazz Ensemble w/Nadje Noordhuis - "Feeling Good"
Sonoma State Jazz Orchestra w/Kasey Knudsen, saxophone - "Quintessence" by Quincy Jones
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Sonoma State Jazz Orchestra w/Kasey Knudsen, saxophone - "Quintessence" by Quincy Jones
Sonoma State Women's Jazz Ensemble w/special guest Kasey Knudsen - "In The Land of Oo Bla Dee"
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Sonoma State Women's Jazz Ensemble w/special guest Kasey Knudsen - "In The Land of Oo Bla Dee"
Sonoma State University Jazz Orchestra w/special guest Jeanne Geiger - "Told You So" by Bill Holman
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Sonoma State University Jazz Orchestra w/special guest Jeanne Geiger - "Told You So" by Bill Holman
Fusion #2 - Williams, Zawinul, McLaughlin
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Fusion #2 - Williams, Zawinul, McLaughlin
Hard Bop #2 - Coltrane, Adderley, Mingus, Evans
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Hard Bop #2 - Coltrane, Adderley, Mingus, Evans
Hard Bop #1 - Blakey, Silver, Brown, Rollins
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Hard Bop #1 - Blakey, Silver, Brown, Rollins
I really like the soli saxophone part! Can I have permission to play for Instagram reels covers?
@@jilanluandrihakim3847 sure!
Crazy.
Nice
Lets go Bass Trombone!!!
wow that was AWESOME!!! is there anywhere we can view your original manuscript? also did you get a copyist at the time, or did you hand write the parts yourself? would love to hear more!
Thanks so much! I do have the original manuscript - I'll think about making that available in some form. I didn't use a copyist - this was a chart for a class - pretty sure we had to write out the parts for a grade! I spent a lot of time in the 80s and 90s writing out parts by hand . . .
@@douglasleibinger8549 that's so cool! i myself also write everything by hand, including parts! ive been looking for a traditional copyist, but I've had no luck unfortunately
Where can I find the score
email me at vinylexamination@yahoo.com
Awesome! Letter C and Letter R: Bass Bone/Bari Sax/Bass plays top space G instead of written Ds (octave skips)
Yes, that was in the original hand written chart. There are a few edits in this Sibelius version. Good catch!
Great recording
nice arrangement!
Thanks!
Groovy!
Woah 😳
One of my favorites from working under you at SSU! A very creative chart.
I enjoyed playing this under you at SSU. Thank you!
Thanks for this video , it helps me a lot ! What do you recommend for spread voicings when the root is in the lead note?
I would suggest switching to a drop 2 & 4 sub lead voicing with a root in the lead
Hey, just curious, you talk about substituting a root note, and I'm not super familiar with that. I understand full chord substitution, switching the 1 for the 3, etc., But I'm unsure of which notes are the best for substituting a tonic note. It seems to me like you are often using the 9th? And you recommended the 11th in some circumstances. Along these lines, would the 13th and 7th also be good substitutions? You also refer to the 11th as a good substitute for the 5th, would that also mean that the 13th would be a good 3rd substitute? Or would you want to even substitute a 3rd?
So I was a student of Gary Lindsay at University of Miami - I highly recommend his book "Jazz Arranging Techniques" lindsayjazz.com/ - this video draws from his method heavily - regarding subs, he has a very useful table with specific subs for every chord type - but in general, 9ths are good subs for roots; we generally don't sub for the 3rd or 7th; 11ths and 13ths are good subs for the 5th - however, these all depend on the chord type. Hope this helps!
well explained - exactly the way I would have written it - to be super correct the #9 in the F7(#9) would rather be a g# 🤓 - however, every musician would prefer to read the a flat in such a situation :-)
Yes, you're correct - G# would be the "proper" spelling, but we jazzers tend to be liberal with enharmonics!
@@douglasleibinger8549 indeed we are - readability comes first
These videos are great. Thank you very much.
Glad you like them!
Thanks! I love that Gary Lindsay approach 👍👍
Gary was one of the most amazing teachers I've ever had. Best practical arranging book ever written.
This is a gem!
Really cool!
Thanks so much!
I loved playing this tune
Hi Douglas! Thank you very much for the video! In the third system, the E7alt voicing should be Drop 2+4? Because it's only in Drop 2. In Fm7b5 you take it as F#, it seems to me that it is not right. Sorry for my English
Good catches! Yes, the G# in the E7alt should be dropped to create a drop 2&4 voicing - also, I'm not sure how I wrote that F# on the F half-diminished - must have been tired!
Do you have any videos for a whole Ensemble Shout Chorus? Thanks
Not yet, but I'll make one sometime soon!
Thank you , what does indirect coupling mean?
Cool vid
What a GREAT opening Jeanne to Melba's Blues !!
Fab! Delightful to the ear and so professional. Thanks for the great sound.
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Fire 🔥🔥
DON'T FORGET TO HIT "SAVE" AFTER ANY RECORDING THAT YOU DO, AND ALWAYS BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE SESSION!!!
A good introduction to the concept.
Thanks! Certainly much more to it, but this video is intended for my arranging class to get their feet wet.
Great video and content overall. Thanks!
Joe is number one one my list
I really appreciate you taking the time to record this video! giving examples and going into detail! This really helped me with my Jazz influence assignment for class!
Glad you liked the video. I'm not an ethnomusicologist, but I think the recordings speak for themselves.
TH-cam cut up the first video - you can see it in its entirety here: th-cam.com/video/tJYO6_t4d08/w-d-xo.html
...muito obrigado por ter postado esta aula de graça no TH-cam.Vou assisti-la até aprender. God bless you.
Definitely some issues with this one that I will address in the next video . . .
At 6:16 I say "I love D minor 11 chords" - I meant to say just "minor 11 chords" in general. D'oh!