Mike Lewis, after a stint at Bain Capital, pursued his dream of professional squash. He is the founder and CEO of When to Jump, a global community celebrating those who pivot to entirely new paths. Through extensive media reach, events, and brand partnerships, When to Jump has touched millions. His book, When to Jump, offers practical guidance and case studies for making such life-altering transitions. He is a Dartmouth College alumnus residing in San Francisco.
A collection of inspirational offerings detailing the experiences of people who have left unfulfilling jobs outlines four fundamental steps to pursuing one's dreams, revealing how others have managed the risks, emotional fallout and setbacks of living life on their own terms
Everyone loves the blues! They will love them even more after hearing this treatment that plays the string orchestra like a W. C. Handy piano roll.
Looking for that work that is not what anyone expects? You'll find it in this highly original fantasy in triple meter.
You will be mesmerized by this arrangement of perhaps the most memorable tune from The Fantasticks. Mike Lewis's light jazz waltz is the perfect setting for this musical theatre classic.
An optional part for tenor trombone solo is included with this lovely Mike Lewis original.
What a combination! Mike Lewis's jazzy take on a classical theme presents Bach like you've never heard Bach before! Includes parts for acoustic guitar, jazz bass, piano, and drum set.
Five of Cohan's most beloved tunes are encapsulated in this Mike Lewis arrangement. Your audience will be tapping more than their toes with Harrigan, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Mary's a Grand Old Name, Give My Regards to Broadway, and You're a Grand Old Flag.
The double bass section frequently has the melody in this lovely ballad. It shows a singular sense of creativity from both the composers and the arranger.
What a combination! Mike Lewis's jazzy take on a classical theme presents Bach like you've never heard Bach before! Includes parts for acoustic guitar, jazz bass, piano, and drum set.
This sassy beguine is the kind of timeless tune that made Cole Porter one of the most popular songwriters of all time. The arrangement has some terrific writing for trombones.