1993 – Five movements for Brass Quintet, percussion and jazz soloist. Commissioned by Brass Hallandia in Halmstad, Sweden. (45 min)

2009 – Tango with improvisation. Commissioned by Ed Partyka.

Recorded on Wake Up Call by the NeuHat Ensemble conducted by Ed Neumeister

2005 – Composed by Ed Neumeister. Commissioned by NDR Radio Big Band in Hamburg germany. Fast Swing. Includes open Piano Solo.
Recorded on Wake Up Call by the NeuHat Ensemble conducted by Ed Neumeister.

2009 – Medium swing long form, solos by trombone, piano and bass. Woodwind doubles.
Recorded 2009 Live by ENJO at the Jazz Bakery Culver City CA 

2005 – Composed by Ed Neumeister. Commissioned by NDR Radio Big Band in Hamburg germany. Nice groove solo for tenor sax.
Recorded on Wake Up Call by the NeuHat Ensemble conducted by Ed Neumeister.

1999 – Commission by Rias Big Band and Till Brönner. A twisted version of this standard by Harold Arlen. Intro and interlude in an afro 12/8. Melody is in 5/4, 4/4, 3/4, 5/4, 3/4, 4/4, 12/8. It flows easier than it looks! Features trumpet blowing in 4/4 and 12/8, also has bass solo. Recorded on the Jazz Bigband Graz CD Here & There.

2000 – Composed by Ed Neumeister. Recorded on the Jazz Bigband Graz CD Here & There. This ballad is dedicated to Billy Strayhorn. Features a soloist with the Big Band.

1999 – Inspired by John Coltrane's Dear Lord. A groovin’ ostinato singing style bass part with Latin/Brazilian rhythms. Features the tenor sax. Recorded on the Jazz Bigband Graz CD Here & There. Medium Tempo Latin.
Recorded on Wake Up Call by the NeuHat Ensemble conducted by Ed Neumeister.

2001 – An arrangement of a tune by Austrian (1920s) composer Robert Stolz. Med up tempo, swinging, exciting.

2000 – A slow lament charged with emotion. Was written when a friends baby was in the hospital for a very serious operation. Features some group improvisation with trombone (with plunger) and tenor sax. Has also been described as beautifully melancholy. Composed by Ed Neumeister. Emotional Ballad.

Recorded 2009 Live by ENJO at the Jazz Bakery Culver City CA 

1998 – Composed by Ed Neumeister. Even 8s with Afro 12/8. Solo for soprano sax. Brings together influences of Bela Bartok and music from central African pygmies. Medium Tempo. Recorded on the Jazz Bigband Graz CD Here & There.

2002 – Concerto in three continuous Movements (40 minutes). Commissioned for the Styriarte Festival 2000.

1999 – Wayne Shorter's classic with solos by trumpet, alto and piano. Ensemble development of melodic fragments. Recorded on the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra CD Can I persuade you? and the Jazz Bigband Graz CD Here & There. Medium Fast Swing.

2008 – Medium st8s Brazilian-ish Groove with moving harmonies, in Sonata Form with solos by tenor sax and group ad lib for trumpet and trombone.
Recorded on Wake Up Call by the NeuHat Ensemble conducted by Ed Neumeister.

2002 – Composed by Ed Neumeister. Medium Swing. À la Herbie Hancock’s Speak Like a Child. Features trombone & alto.
Recorded on Wake Up Call by the NeuHat Ensemble conducted by Ed Neumeister.

1997 – Billy Strayhorn’s ballad has thick, rich harmonies. Played by the Duke Ellington Orchestra and the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra. Features lead alto and trombone with plunger.

1999 – Commissioned by the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra for a tour to Tunisia in 1998, in funky 5/4.

1991 – The old standard from World War I era, composed by Manning Sherwin. This arrangement was nominated for a Grammy Award. Recorded on the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra CD To You. Medium Swing with piano and soprano solos. Modern harmonies and syncopations.

1999 – This re-harmonized standard by Sammy Fain and Bob Hilliard features piano and trombone. Medium JazzWaltz. Recorded on the Jazz Bigband Graz

2002 – Composed by Ed Neumeister. Modeled after famed Count Basie hit Cute. Medium Slow Swing Tempo.

2011 – Tranquility, Passacaglia Vivace, Trophy Song. 3 Movements for trombone octet: No improvisation, good for jazz and classical players. Fun!!

2009

by John Coltrane arranged by Ed Neumeister. Funky arrangement for 8 trombones and rhythm section.

1999 – from the Collage CD with the New York Trombone Quartet. Contains arrangements for quartet with and without rhythm section and for trombone soloist with trombone quartet, piano, bass, drums.

2011 – Tranquility, Passacaglia Vivace, Trophy Song. 3 Movements for trombone octet: No improvisation, good for jazz and classical players. Fun!!

Ed’s arrangements of many of Ellington & Strayhorns´ more obscure pieces, many from their extended suites, such as: Far East Suite, Afro Eurasian Suite, Black Brown and Beigeand the Queens Suite. Arranged for six and seven pieces (Violin, trumpet, clarinet, trombone, piano, bass, drums)

2009 – Twisted canon, in between free improv.

2009 – Funky/Hip Hop Groove

2009 – Funky/Hip Hop Groove

2009 – Medium Fast st8s (Brazilian-ish)

2009 – For jazz quintet, 2 or more horns, playing counterpoint. Medium st8’s. Challenging form for solos. Loosely based on the harmonies of Night has a Thousand Eyes. Medium swing with 2 part counterpoint in the horns.

2011 – Medium swing with 2 part counterpoint in the horns.

2011 – Spacey intro into 9/4 st 8s groove with 3 part counterpoint.

Composed by Ed Neumeister. Jazz waltz with a limp. Long solo form. commissioned by Milky Sax quintet in Paris, France. A quartet version of this song is recorded on the new Ed Neumeister CD Reflection. Medium Jazz waltz.

1994 – Combining aspects of modern classical composition techniques with improvisation.

2001 – Sextet: Flute, English Horn, Bb Clarinet, Violin, Viola & Cello. Rhymically Lyrical. South American rhythms with jazz harmonies.

2009 – for Sextet: (vi, vla, cello, fl, eh, cl), trombone quintet & jazz quintet

2010

1996 – A sixteen bar blues written for solo instrument and jazz orchestra. Written for Metropole Radio Orchestra, same instrumentation as Blood Count.

1996 – Billy Strayhorn's beautiful ballad, scored for studio orchestra, big band plus strings, percussion, woodwinds and horn with solo instrument (trombone). Written for the Metropole Radio Orchestra in the Netherlands.

2003 – A shorter version of Medusa for symphony orchestra without soloist. Includes solo like improvisation for piano.

1999 – Concerto for trombone and Jazz Orchestra. Commissioned by the Metropole Radio Orchestra.

1996 – in Five Movements. 1&2: Indication & Acquiescence, 3: Lucky Sevens, 4: Negrin, 5: Coincidence. Commissioned by the Metropole Radio Orchestra in Hilversum, The Netherlands.

Documentary: Music by Ed Neumeister

Experimental black & white short film directed by Takahisa Shiraishi, original music composed & conducted by Ed Neumeister. Cannes Film Festival 2013.
– Special Festival Mention (Best Score) of Delhi ShortsInternational Film Festival (Delhi, INDIA)
Nominated for best music award at the London Film Festival

Video

Assembláge JazzOrchestra (2020) New York
SWIWTrombone Quartet (2020) New York
Definiens Chamber Ensemble, Idyllwild CA (2018)
Tranzient Ensemble, Zurich, Switzerland (2018)
Improvisatory Minds Composers Collective, Los Angeles, CA (2011–2019)
Radio TV Big Band, Zagreb Croatia (2016)
RTÉ Living Music Festival, Dublin Ireland. (2007)
ASCAP/IAJE Commission in Honor of OrnetteColeman (2006)
the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, New York City (on going)
the Metropole Radio Orchestra, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1992–2016)
NDR Radio Big Band Hamburg, Germany (2004)
Fantasy for Cello and Big Band, Styriarte, Graz, Austria (2002)
Loyola University, New Orleans, LA (2011)
WAJO (West Australian Jazz Orchestra, PerthAustralia) (2014)
the Berlin Radio Big Band (1999)
the Belgium Radio Big Band, Brussels (1992)
the Hessischer Rundfunk Jazz Ensemble, Frankfurt, Germany. (1992 & 1994)
the Sophisticated Ellington Project, Tokyo, Japan (1993)
Jazz Big Band Graz, Austria (SeveralProjects (2001 – 2005)
Maribor Philharmonic Orchestra, Slovenia(2002)
Ensemble New, Fredericia, Denmark (1993)
Advance Music Publishing, Germany (1997)
Klüvers Big Band, Århus, Denmark (1992–1997)
the Milky Saxophone Quintet, Paris, France (1992)
Therapeutic Mineral Ice, radioadvertisement, New York City (1987)
Brass Hallandia, Halmstad, Sweden (1994)