Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, arr. Gordon Goodwin - Score & Sound 

Alan Baylock would like to know your location

Pretty sure it’s Wayne Bergeron

Or you can just take it down an octave

Won't sound as good

that a high B no?

@@applepieisgud8780 that won’t go well with the other trumpets playing above the lead line. This chart requires a strong lead player, so I’d see it more suited for college as opposed to high school in most situations.

@@ColinMroczko Take the other trumpets down an octave.

And the sax soli, but usually trumpet 1 is the hardest part of any jazz song

​@@ankushparmar2662That sax soli is definitely up there in difficulty to nail as a section. Everyone needs to be in sync with articulations in a multi measure 16th note run or it sounds like garbage if even one of the five is off.

@@zackwoods5077 yea thats true

There’s 6 grades in difficulty. This is grade 5 so it’s pretty hard

Because if it’s not blended right and the leads don’t project like they need to, combined with bad 2nd chair and plus, it will sound bad.

that sax soli too 2:50

Bulby Gump there’s 6 grades in difficulty, and this is the 5th hardest. It’s pretty hard for an average high school jazz bans

DuckMaster there are only 6 official grades.

I was thinking the same thing. It's really not that difficult

@@andonmefford9142 the notes and rhythms aren’t insane, but if it’s badly blended, and the leads don’t project and play their part, it doesn’t sound good.

@@ethanmaruyama1149 My high school band is playing this help 🥲