The Mulligan Mosaics Big Band performs music composed or arranged by Gerry Mulligan as well as composers and arrangers he inspired.  We offer a variety of programs that can be tailored to your needs, whether it's part of a larger show, festival, or combination performance, master class, and discussion.

Here's a sampling of the music that the band perform. New compositions and arrangements are added regularly.
Mulligan Compositions and/or Arrangements
A Ballad (Mulligan)
Apple Core (Mulligan)
As Catch Can (Mulligan / Al Cohn)
Barbara's Theme (composed by Mulligan / arranged by Johnny Mandell)
Black Nightgown (Mandel)
Bweebida (Mulligan)
Chant (Mulligan)
Festive Minor (Mulligan)
Five Brothers (Mulligan)
Go Home (Ben Webster & Mulligan)
I Know, Don't Know How (Mulligan)
Line for Lyons (Mulligan)
Manoir de Mes Reves (Django Reinhardt/Mulligan)
Rocker (Mulligan)
Song for Strayhorn (Mulligan)
Sweet & Slow (H. Warren & A. Dubin/Mulligan)
Walkin' Shoes (Mulligan)
Young Blood (Mulligan)

Compositions and Arrangement by Members of
The Mulligan Mosaics Big Band
All of You (Cole Porter, arranged by Bryant Scott)
Out of Nowhere (Heyman / Green, arranged by Ted Hogarth)
Status "Q" (Ted Hogarth/Ted Hogarth)
When Lights Are Low (Benny Carter, arranged by Ted Hogarth)

Other Composers and Arrangers
All About Rosie (G. Russell)
Bernie's Tune (Bernie Miller, arranged by Bill Holman)
Body and Soul (Heyman & Green)
Come Rain or Come Shine (Mercer & Arlen/Brookmeyer)
Theme from "I Want to Live" (Johnny Mandel)
Who Can I Turn To? (Bricuse / Newley, arranged by Kevin Fort)
With the majority of The Mulligan Mosaics Big Band also jazz educators, we can provide you with a variety of master classes.
Here are just a few:

- Saxophone Sectional
- Trombone Sectional
- Trumpet Sectional
- Rhythm Section Sectional
- Recording Performance Tips and Training
- Jazz Arranging
- Jazz Composing
We can offer a variety of discussion topics to engage your patrons or students in conjunction with a scheduled performance.
A sampling of programs offered follows. Please feel free to suggest other programming that is tailored to your needs.

- The Compositional Style of Gerry Mulligan
- The Effect of Birth of the Cool on the Jazz Idiom
- Jazz Composition for Beginners
- Performing and Recording as an Ensemble:   A Unique Perspective  on Listening and Recording Collectively
For more information:
Ted Hogarth by Ethan Turbek