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  A re-scoring of a Kenton original (richer harmony, better key).
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There have been many requests for a stand alone version of Kenton's theme song. New updated 2019 format!
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Bob Curnow has done a re-scoring of his original arrangement done for Stan Kenton.
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A dramatic setting of three American songs.
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The Kenton Band had many hits over the years, and a couple of them involved the whole band singing.
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Another amazingly futuristic piece from Rugolo's great mind.
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As recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra on "Artistry in Rhythm" (and many other CDs).
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Exactly as recorded by Chris Conner with the Stan Kenton Orchestra, this moody, brilliant arrangement is a perfect vehicle for your vocalist.
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There have been SO many requests for the ORIGINAL arrangement as recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra, that Curnow has made it available for the first time.
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As recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra and Jean Turner, this is a superb Ellington ballad that will make you want to hear it over and over again.
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From the Progressive Jazz period in the 1940's, this piece focused on the alto saxophone (originally played by George Weidler).
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This was one of the early charts of Hank's recorded by Kenton.
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If you're looking for something very different for a jazz history concert, this is it! Graettinger was a Third Stream composer in jazz long before the term was invented.
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Hank contributed so much to the Kenton book in the '70's, and this chart is one of the best of the bunch.
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The Stan Kenton Orchestra was always ahead of its time! This chart was recorded on the Stan Kenton Plays Chicago CD ( available from Sierra Music).
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As recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra and Jean Turner, this chart used to be Jean's opener when she sang with the Kenton Band.
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One of Kenton's most important compositions.
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Live at Brigham Young University was the CD on which this chart was recorded.
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This is a new edition (Finale computer notation) of this wonderful composition.
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This may well be the most popular of Hank Levy's scores for the Kenton Band.
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Hank Levy wrote this wonderful 5/4 chart in the early '70's (1973), and it was recorded on the "Birthday in Britain" CD.
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This arrangement by Bob Curnow is based on Johnny Richards' original composition written for the Stan Kenton Orchestra, which was part of the "Adventures In Time" album.
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Fully re-done in Finale notation! This chart was based on the music of Blood Sweat and Tears.
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One of the great pieces written for the Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra, founded and conducted by Stan Kenton. Exciting and challenging music.
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A samba in 7/4 .
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Of all the pieces Hank wrote for the Stan Kenton Orchestra, this is arguably the best one.
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There are quite a few charts in the Kenton Library that stand out because of their extreme originality.
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As recorded by the Stan Kenton Orchestra on "Merry Christmas", this chart has optional saxophone parts which nicely cover the french horn parts (originally written for only brass and rhythm section).
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This was the first of many "time charts" that Hank wrote for the Kenton Band.
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In celebration of Sierra Music Publications’ 50th year, we have compiled the entirety of the hit Stan Kenton Orchestra album “Stan Kenton Plays Chicago” into one, heavy duty score book! This book also contains the CD for the album to listen along.
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Fully done in Finale notation! Exactly as recorded on the CD "Stan Kenton Plays Chicago" (5-5-5-3)
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