I'Ve Got You Under My Skin (M.Collins) (no Piano)

"I've Got You Under My Skin (M.Collins) (no Piano)" is a big band arrangement credited to arranger Myles Collins, with original composition credited to Cole Porter. The catalog record does not specify a style, so this listing focuses on the documented ensemble and instrumentation rather than assigning a stylistic category. The arrangement is listed at medium difficulty and runs to 27 pages. Confirmed individual parts are provided for a 16-part instrumentation: Alto Saxophones 1 and 2, Tenor Saxophones 1 and 2, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpets 1 through 4, Trombones 1 through 4, Guitar, Bass, and Drums. The title includes “no Piano,” and piano is not among the listed instruments. For ensembles preparing their library, the instrumentation identifies a complete saxophone, brass, and rhythm-section setup centered on standard big band personnel. Players can use the listed part breakdown to check chair assignments and confirm coverage before rehearsal. The conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata, while individual parts are confirmed. This makes the listing especially useful for reviewing ensemble requirements, part availability, and level before adding the arrangement to a working big band program. This medium-difficulty Big Band arrangement is documented with confirmed individual parts for Alto Saxophones 1–2, Tenor Saxophones 1–2, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpets 1–4, Trombones 1–4, Guitar, Bass, and Drums. The catalog lists 27 pages. A conductor score is not confirmed, so ensembles should verify score availability separately when planning preparation and rehearsal materials. Q: Who arranged this version, and who composed the original? A: The arrangement is credited to Myles Collins, with Cole Porter listed as the original composer. Q: What ensemble and instrumentation are documented? A: It is listed for Big Band and includes 16 listed instruments or parts: five saxophone parts, four trumpet parts, four trombone parts, Guitar, Bass, and Drums. Q: What difficulty level is assigned? A: The catalog metadata lists the difficulty as medium. Q: How long is the arrangement, and what materials are confirmed? A: The arrangement is 27 pages long. Individual parts are confirmed, while a conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata.