Relax Max (R.Stitzel) voc

“Relax Max (R.Stitzel) voc” is a big band arrangement credited to arranger Rick Stitzel, with original composition credited to Al Frisch. The supplied catalog metadata does not specify a musical style, so the arrangement is best identified by its title, credits, ensemble, instrumentation, and documented format rather than by a style label. The publication is listed at 40 pages and is rated medium in difficulty, providing a practical reference for ensembles reviewing repertoire requirements. Individual parts are confirmed. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata and should not be assumed as part of the documented contents. The listed instrumentation comprises Vocal; 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 instrumentation identifies a full big band setup with a vocal part and standard saxophone, trumpet, trombone, rhythm-section, and vocal coverage as specifically listed. For librarians, directors, and performers, the 40-page length, medium difficulty designation, confirmed individual parts, and complete instrument list provide the clearest available catalog information for assessing ensemble fit and preparation needs. No composition date, performance history, key, tempo, duration, solo features, or other musical specifications are included in the verified metadata. This medium-difficulty Big Band arrangement includes a Vocal part, five saxophone parts, four trumpet parts, four trombone parts, Piano, Bass, and Drums. Individual parts are confirmed. The catalog lists 40 pages. A conductor score is not confirmed in the supplied metadata, so only the documented individual-part availability should be relied upon when planning preparation and performance materials. Q: Who arranged and composed “Relax Max (R.Stitzel) voc”? A: The arrangement is credited to Rick Stitzel, and the original composer is Al Frisch. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement written for? A: It is cataloged for Big Band. Q: What difficulty level is assigned to the arrangement? A: The listed difficulty is medium. Q: What documented contents are available? A: The catalog lists 40 pages and confirms individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed in the supplied metadata.