Don't Get Around Much Anymore (M.Sweeney)

“Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (M.Sweeney)” is a big band arrangement credited to arranger Michael Sweeney, with Duke Ellington listed as the original composer. The catalog metadata identifies the ensemble as Big Band and records the difficulty as medium. No style classification is specified, so this entry focuses on the documented scoring and format rather than assigning a stylistic label. The arrangement is listed at 40 pages and includes confirmed individual parts for a standard large-ensemble instrumentation: Alto Saxophones 1 and 2, Tenor Saxophones 1 and 2, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpets 1 through 4, Trombones 1 through 4, Guitar, Piano, Bass, and Drums. This provides parts for five saxophones, four trumpets, four trombones, and a rhythm section of guitar, piano, bass, and drums. For catalog and ensemble-planning purposes, the medium difficulty designation gives players and directors a general preparation reference. Individual parts are confirmed in the metadata. A conductor score is not confirmed, so this listing does not represent that item as included. The title, credited composer and arranger, ensemble designation, page count, difficulty, and listed instrumentation provide the verified information available for evaluating the arrangement within a big band library. This medium-difficulty Big Band arrangement is listed at 40 pages and has confirmed individual parts. The documented instrumentation is Alto Sax 1–2, Tenor Sax 1–2, Baritone Sax, Trumpet 1–4, Trombone 1–4, Guitar, Piano, Bass, and Drums. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata. Q: Who arranged “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (M.Sweeney)”? A: The arrangement is credited to Michael Sweeney, with Duke Ellington listed as the original composer. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement for? A: It is cataloged for Big Band. Q: Which instruments and parts are listed? A: The listed instrumentation includes five saxophone parts, four trumpet parts, four trombone parts, Guitar, Piano, Bass, and Drums. Q: What are the documented format and difficulty details? A: The arrangement is rated medium difficulty, is listed at 40 pages, and has confirmed individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed.