Pump It Up (M.Tomaro)

“Pump It Up (M.Tomaro)” is a big band arrangement by Mike Tomaro, who is also credited as the original composer. The catalog metadata identifies the work as an advanced-level selection for big band. Its style is not specified, so this listing does not assign a genre or performance character beyond the documented ensemble designation. The listed instrumentation covers a complete 16-part setup: Alto Saxophones 1 and 2, Tenor Saxophones 1 and 2, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpets 1 through 4, Trombones 1 through 4, Piano, Bass, and Drums. This makes the arrangement relevant for ensembles organizing parts across a standard saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and rhythm-section lineup. The arrangement is documented at 70 pages. Individual parts are confirmed as included in the catalog metadata. A conductor score is not confirmed, so this listing does not represent one as part of the documented contents. For directors, librarians, and performers, the key practical information is the advanced difficulty level, the big band instrumentation, the page count, and the availability of individual parts. The credited title and composer-arranger information are presented exactly as supplied: “Pump It Up (M.Tomaro)” by Mike Tomaro. This is an advanced big band arrangement with confirmed individual parts. The documented instrumentation includes Alto Saxophones 1–2, Tenor Saxophones 1–2, Baritone Saxophone, four Trumpets, four Trombones, Piano, Bass, and Drums. The catalog lists 70 pages. A conductor score is not confirmed, so only the confirmed parts and listed instrumentation should be relied on for preparation and ensemble planning. Q: Who arranged and composed “Pump It Up (M.Tomaro)”? A: The arrangement is credited to Mike Tomaro, who is also listed as the original composer. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement for? A: It is written for big band. Q: What is the difficulty level? A: The catalog lists the arrangement as advanced. Q: What contents are documented? A: Individual parts are confirmed. The catalog lists 70 pages, while a conductor score is not confirmed.