: A joyous, military-style shuffle that showcases Johnson's formal writing.
The was a large ensemble led by the legendary jazz trombonist J.J. Johnson, primarily showcased on the 1997 album The Brass Orchestra . This project represented Johnson’s pinnacle as a player, composer, and visionary during the final decade of his career. Musical Style and Concept J.J. Johnson Brass Orchestra
: The group featured 6 trombones (including Johnson), 8 trumpets, 4 French horns, 2 tubas, and 2 saxophones. : A joyous, military-style shuffle that showcases Johnson's
: The brass were supported by a rhythm section consisting of piano, bass, and drums, with the notable addition of a harp for extra color. : A joyous
: Originally from his 1961 Perceptions album, this track is noted for its "alluring grace" and passionate trumpet cries by Jon Faddis.