Edward K. (Duke) Ellington : Work List

• Soloist(s) and Orchestra
  •  Come Sunday, from “The Best of the Sacred Concerts” (high voice and orchestra) 4 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   soprano [=tenor]

    Orchestration   orchestra

    Arranger / Editor   Robert Sadin

  •  Grand Slam Jam 8 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   Piano, Clarinet, Trumpet

    Orchestration   22(ca)2(bcl).2asx+2tsx[+bar].2/4431/timp.2perc.vib.dms/hp/str

    Arranger / Editor   arr. by Luther Henderson; ed. by Maurice Peress

  •  New World A-Comin’ (1945) - 10 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   Piano

    Orchestration   2(pic)22+bcl.2/4431/timp.perc/hp/str [+ dance band]

    Arranger / Editor   arr. by Maurice Peress

  •  Night Creature for Jazz Band and Orchestra (1956) - 17 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   2asx.2tsx.barsx/4tpt.3tbn/pf/drums/db

    Orchestration   '2asx.2tsx.barsx/4tpt.3tbn/pf/drums/db; 323+bcl.2/4431/timp.2perc/hp/str

    Arranger / Editor   arr. by Gunther Schuller

  •  Non-Violent Integration, for Jazz Band and Orchestra 6 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   Jazz band: 2asx.tsx(cl).barsx/4tpt.3tbn/pf

    Orchestration   3+pic.2+ca.3+bcl.3+cbn/6441/str

    Arranger / Editor   orch. by Calvin Jackson

  •  Satin Doll (vocal version) (1953) - 3 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   Voice

    Orchestration   2222/4331/timp.2perc/hp/str

    Arranger / Editor   arr. by Chuck Israels

  •  Three Black Kings for Soloist and Orchestra (1943) - 19 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   Jazz Band: 5 reeds.4tpt.4tbn.2perc.egtr.pf.bass

    Orchestration   2+pic.2+ca.2+bcl.3(cbn)/443+btbn.1/timp.perc/hp.pf/str

    Arranger / Editor   arr. by Luther Henderson

  •  Three Black Kings, Ballet for Orchestra (1943) - 19 minute(s)

    Soloist(s)   Eb, Bb or C instrument

    Orchestration   3(pic)2+ca.2+bcl.2+cbn/4431/timp.perc.trap set/hp.pf/str+jazz bass

    Arranger / Editor   ed. by Maurice Peress

  •  Three Black Kings, Concerto Grosso version (1943) - 15 minute(s)

    Orchestration   2+pic.2+ca.2+bcl.2+cbn/4441/timp.perc/gtr.hp.pf/str

    Arranger / Editor   arr, by Luther Henderson