[Martin Williams]

I'm looking for charts for NOLA brass band type groups(Rebirth, Youngblood, Dirty Dozen, Treme, et al), does anyone have anything?

Thanks!

 

[greatlakeswinds]

Not sure about the rest, but Youngblood has published a lot of charts of their own music. My buddy Nat is their sousaphone/trombone player (also plays with another brass band that I'm in). I think he did most, or all of the arrangements. I believe they can be purchased through their website (see the 'education" section).

 

[zonepeter]

Liberation Brass Orchestra has a bunch of charts on their site. Not necessarily traditional Nola second line but it is charted for brass bands.

 

[sj__sax]

Musescore's online community has lots of transcriptions people have done of these types of charts. They're free to download, and you can get the musescore file (or, I believe, musicxml if you use different notation software) and then chop up parts and switch around instruments to fit your group's needs.

Not sure about the rest, but Youngblood has published a lot of charts of their own music. My buddy Nat is their sousaphone/trombone player (also plays with another brass band that I'm in). I think he did most, or all of the arrangements. I believe they can be purchased through their website (see the 'education" section).

I love Youngblood, and Nat is an absolutely incredible sousaphonist, it must be a joy to play with him! My brass band does a cover of their cover of Killing Me Softly.

 

[Martin Williams]

That's pretty great! We do a covers of Brooklyn and Round One in my group, they're definitely the more challenging charts in the book but they sound great!