One O'Clock Jump (M.Carubia)

“One O’Clock Jump (M.Carubia)” is a big band arrangement credited to Mike Carubia, with Count Basie listed as the original composer. The catalog record identifies the ensemble as Big Band and classifies the arrangement as advanced. No style is specified in the available metadata, so this entry does not assign a stylistic category beyond the documented ensemble designation. The arrangement is listed at 54 pages and includes confirmed individual parts. The catalog record does not confirm the inclusion of a conductor score, so that information should be verified separately before rehearsal planning or program preparation. The documented instrumentation covers Flute, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax, Trumpet, Trombone, Piano, Bass, Drums, and Vocal Quartet. These listed materials represent the available instrumental and vocal parts identified in the catalog metadata. For musicians and ensemble librarians, the entry provides a practical overview of the arrangement’s scale, credited creators, level, and documented materials. The presence of saxophone, brass, rhythm-section, flute, and vocal-quartet parts indicates a broad ensemble setup as listed, while the advanced difficulty classification provides the only confirmed guidance regarding performance level. Because style and conductor-score status are not specified or confirmed, those details should remain open until the materials are reviewed. This is an advanced Big Band arrangement with 54 cataloged pages. Confirmed individual parts are listed for Flute, Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax, Trumpet, Trombone, Piano, Bass, Drums, and Vocal Quartet. A conductor score is not confirmed, and no style information is specified in the catalog metadata. Q: Who arranged “One O’Clock Jump (M.Carubia)”? A: The arrangement is credited to Mike Carubia, and Count Basie is listed as the original composer. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement for? A: It is cataloged for Big Band. Q: What is the documented difficulty level? A: The arrangement is classified as advanced. Q: What materials and page count are documented? A: The catalog lists 54 pages and confirms individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata.