An assortment of jazz tunes: 

From the Start by Laufey | Recording (@1:02:30)

How do you have a jazz band with no trumpet section? Have your sax section double on flute of course! Combine that with Laufey, an up and coming Gen Z artist who's making jazz cool to middle schoolers and you've got yourself a chart. 

Spain by Chick Corea | Recording (1:18:11)

What do you do with a classically trained violinist, too many drummers, and the sax section you taught to double last year? There's only one plausible answer... Jazz Fusion... 

Moanin' by Charles Mingus| Recording (@1:28:50)

How many jazz bands can say that everyone in the group improvised? How do you support your lil' anxious beans who don't want to take a solo on their own? Make them all jam at once of course.

Serenade to a Cuckoo by Rahsaan Roland Kirk | Recording (1:14:07)

This one's really cool y'all... Bird sounds, woodwind soli, and catchy tunes made by one of Jazz's top weirdos. What else can you ask for? 

Haitian Fight Song by Charles Mingus | Recording (1:19:30) 

It's a Mingus tune. Everyone's gonna improvise at some point, that's how that works. Ft: a bass player who discovered his inner monstrosity, a very young brass section, and the weirdness of middle school instrumentation.

Concert Band

Mr. Trombonology by NC Davis | Recording (45:56)

Blessed with a killin' 8th grade trombone section and inspired by Douglas Yeo's illuminating articles on the troublesome history of the trombone rag, Lassus Trombone, I re-orchestrated and adapted this work by NC Davis to keep the same spirit while representing the culture and history of Ragtime more authentically. My arrangement took the original (and public domain) parts, and supplemented them with some ~grade 1 alternative parts for younger players. 

Other stuff...

I Lived by One Republic, arr. Narverus | Recording - Original strings and band orchestration/accompaniment