After The Lovin' (L.Neihaus)

"After The Lovin' (L.Neihaus)" is a big band sheet music arrangement arranged by Lennie Niehaus, with Barry Manilow credited as the original composer. The catalog record identifies the ensemble as Big Band and lists the difficulty as medium. Style is not specified in the available metadata, so this listing focuses on the documented instrumentation and format rather than assigning a stylistic category. The arrangement is listed at 21 pages and includes confirmed individual parts for the recorded instrumentation. The listed saxophone section comprises Alto Saxophone 1, Alto Saxophone 2, Tenor Saxophone (Solo), Tenor Saxophone 1, Tenor Saxophone 2, and Baritone Saxophone. The brass section includes four trumpet parts and four trombone parts. Rhythm-section parts are listed for Guitar, Bass, Drum Set, and Piano, bringing the total to 18 listed instruments or parts. For ensembles organizing their library, this title provides a clearly documented medium-level big band arrangement with separate parts identified across saxophones, brass, and rhythm section. The catalog metadata confirms individual parts but does not confirm whether a conductor score is included. Players and directors can use the instrument list to compare the arrangement with their available personnel before rehearsal planning. This is a medium-difficulty Big Band arrangement with 21 cataloged pages and confirmed individual parts. The listed instrumentation includes six saxophone parts, four trumpets, four trombones, Guitar, Bass, Drum Set, and Piano. A conductor score is not confirmed. Style, tempo, duration, key, and other performance details are not specified in the verified metadata. Q: Who arranged "After The Lovin' (L.Neihaus)"? A: The arrangement is credited to Lennie Niehaus, and Barry Manilow is listed as the original composer. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement for? A: It is cataloged for Big Band ensemble. Q: What is the difficulty of the arrangement? A: The documented difficulty level is medium. Q: What materials and instrumentation are documented? A: The catalog lists 21 pages and confirms individual parts for 18 listed instruments or parts. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata.