Chelsie Bridge (M.Crotty) B.Strayhon)

“Chelsie Bridge (M.Crotty) B.Strayhon)” is cataloged as a big band arrangement by Mike Crotty of music credited to original composer Billy Strayhorn. The catalog metadata does not specify a style, so no stylistic classification is assigned here. The arrangement is marked advanced and is presented across 99 pages, with individual parts confirmed. The documented instrumentation includes five saxophone parts—Alto Saxophone 1 and 2, Tenor Saxophone 1 and 2, and Baritone Saxophone—along with five trumpet parts, four trombone parts including Bass Trombone, and rhythm-section parts for Guitar, Bass, Drum Set, and Piano. In total, 18 instruments or parts are listed. This catalog entry is intended for musicians and ensembles reviewing the practical scope of the arrangement before programming or preparing it. The confirmed individual parts provide the documented materials for the listed players. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata, so its inclusion should not be assumed. Because the style field is unspecified, the arrangement is best identified by its credited creators, advanced difficulty, big band format, page count, and documented instrumentation rather than by an added genre label. This is an advanced big band arrangement with 99 pages and confirmed individual parts. The listed instrumentation includes five saxophones, five trumpets, four trombones including Bass Trombone, and rhythm-section parts for Guitar, Bass, Drum Set, and Piano. A conductor score is not confirmed in the metadata, and no style designation is provided. Q: What is the title of the arrangement? A: The title is listed as “Chelsie Bridge (M.Crotty) B.Strayhon)” exactly in the catalog metadata. Q: Who created the arrangement and original composition? A: Mike Crotty is credited as arranger, and Billy Strayhorn is credited as the original composer. Q: What ensemble and difficulty level are listed? A: It is cataloged for Big Band and is marked advanced in difficulty. Q: What materials and page count are documented? A: The arrangement is 99 pages long, and individual parts are confirmed. A conductor score is not confirmed.