Hot Toddi (P.Marilla)

“Hot Toddi (P.Marilla)” is a big band arrangement credited to Philippe Marilla, who is also listed as the original composer. The catalog metadata does not specify a style, so the arrangement is best identified by its title, creator credits, and ensemble format rather than by a genre label. The edition is documented as 51 pages and is intended for advanced-level performance preparation. Individual parts are confirmed as included in the catalog record. Seven instrument or part categories are listed: Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Trumpet, Trombone, Piano, Bass, and Drums. This instrumentation provides the practical reference point for evaluating the arrangement’s required personnel and planning its use within a big band setting. The catalog metadata does not confirm whether a conductor score is included, so that detail should not be assumed when reviewing the materials. For musicians and directors, the listing establishes the core information needed for initial repertoire assessment: the work’s title, the Philippe Marilla authorship credit, the advanced difficulty designation, the 51-page extent, the big band ensemble classification, the confirmed availability of individual parts, and the seven listed instrument groups. No additional information about style, performance history, duration, tempo, featured solos, or arranging details is provided in the verified catalog metadata. This is an advanced-level Big Band arrangement with 51 documented pages. Individual parts are confirmed. The listed instrumentation includes Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Trumpet, Trombone, Piano, Bass, and Drums. The catalog metadata does not confirm a conductor score, and no style, tempo, duration, solo features, or other performance details are specified. Q: Who arranged and composed “Hot Toddi (P.Marilla)”? A: “Hot Toddi (P.Marilla)” is credited to Philippe Marilla, who is listed as both arranger and original composer. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement written for? A: The arrangement is cataloged for Big Band. Q: What is the documented difficulty level? A: The catalog record lists the difficulty as advanced. Q: What materials and page count are documented? A: The edition is documented as 51 pages and has confirmed individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata.