Little Sunflower (P.Murtha)

“Little Sunflower (P.Murtha)” is a big band arrangement credited to Paul Murtha, who is also listed as the original composer. The catalog does not specify a style, so no stylistic classification is assigned here. The arrangement is documented as an advanced-level work for big band and is listed at 53 pages. Individual parts are confirmed as included in the catalog metadata. The listed instrumentation covers a standard large jazz ensemble setup with five saxophone parts—Alto Sax 1, Alto Sax 2, Tenor Sax 1, Tenor Sax 2, and Baritone Sax—along with four trumpet parts and four trombone parts. The rhythm section is represented by Piano, Bass, Drums, and Guitar. This instrumentation information can help directors, educators, and performers check ensemble coverage before programming the arrangement. The catalog metadata confirms the presence of individual parts but does not confirm whether a conductor score is included. Because no additional details are provided, this listing does not assign a composition date, performance duration, key, tempo, featured solo, or other musical characteristics. For working musicians, the essential catalog details are the Paul Murtha credit, advanced difficulty, big band format, 53-page length, confirmed individual parts, and the complete list of 17 instrument or part designations. This is an advanced big band arrangement listed at 53 pages. Confirmed parts cover Alto Sax 1–2, Tenor Sax 1–2, Baritone Sax, Trumpets 1–4, Trombones 1–4, Piano, Bass, Drums, and Guitar. Individual parts are confirmed. A conductor score is not confirmed, and no style information is specified in the catalog metadata. Q: Who arranged and composed “Little Sunflower (P.Murtha)”? A: The arrangement is credited to Paul Murtha, who is also listed as the original composer. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement written for? A: It is cataloged for Big Band. Q: What is the documented difficulty level? A: The listed difficulty is advanced. Q: Are parts and a conductor score included? A: The catalog confirms individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed in the supplied metadata.