Santa Baby (M.Amy)

“Santa Baby (M.Amy)” is a big band arrangement by Matt Amy of a composition credited to Joan Javits. The catalog record identifies the ensemble as Big Band and lists the arrangement at a medium difficulty level. No specific style is supplied in the verified metadata, so this entry does not assign one. The documented package includes a conductor score and individual parts, supporting use by directors preparing a full ensemble. The arrangement is listed as 38 pages and is scored for 17 listed instruments and parts: Alto Saxophones 1 and 2, Tenor Saxophones 1 and 2, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpets 1–4, Trombones 1–3, Bass Trombone, Piano, Guitar, Bass, and Drum Set. This instrumentation provides the standard catalog view of the available ensemble assignments without adding unverified details about voicings, featured players, tempo, duration, or musical form. For musicians and directors, the key practical information is the complete large-ensemble scoring, the confirmed conductor score, the confirmed individual parts, and the stated medium difficulty. The title is recorded exactly as “Santa Baby (M.Amy),” preserving the catalog’s arranger notation while separately identifying Matt Amy as arranger and Joan Javits as original composer. This is a medium-difficulty Big Band arrangement. The catalog confirms a conductor score and individual parts. Listed assignments are Alto Saxophones 1–2, Tenor Saxophones 1–2, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpets 1–4, Trombones 1–3, Bass Trombone, Piano, Guitar, Bass, and Drum Set. The documented arrangement length is 38 pages. Q: Who arranged “Santa Baby (M.Amy)?” A: The arranger is Matt Amy. Q: Who is credited as the original composer? A: The original composer is credited as Joan Javits. Q: What ensemble is this arrangement for? A: It is scored for Big Band. Q: What materials and instrumentation are documented? A: The catalog confirms a conductor score and individual parts. Listed instruments include five saxophone parts, eight brass parts, and Piano, Guitar, Bass, and Drum Set.