It Might As Well Be Spring — Big Band Arrangement by L.Niehaus

EnsembleBig Band
ArrangerL.Niehaus
ComposerS.Kenton
InstrumentationAlto Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax, Trumpet, Trombone, Piano, Guitar, Bass, Drums
StyleSwing, Ballad
Score & PartsIndividual parts only (no conductor score). 1 separate part
Pages31 pages
Price$29.99

About This Arrangement

It Might As Well Be Spring is a big band arrangement by L. Niehaus, offering a classic big band take on this beloved standard. This chart likely features a smooth, swinging feel, characteristic of the mid-20th century big band sound, perfect for a concert or dance setting.

This download includes 31 pages of individual instrument parts in a single PDF. No conductor score is included. You'll receive all the necessary parts for your ensemble to perform this arrangement.

Niehaus's arrangements are often known for their playability and solid voicings, making them a reliable choice for bands looking for well-crafted charts. This particular piece, originally a show tune, lends itself well to a lush, full big band treatment, providing a great opportunity for bands to work on blend and dynamics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments are included in this arrangement of "It Might As Well Be Spring"?
This big band arrangement includes parts for 2 Alto Saxes, 2 Tenor Saxes, Baritone Sax, 4 Trumpets, 4 Trombones, Piano, Guitar, Bass, and Drums. It provides a complete set of individual instrument parts for a standard big band lineup.
What is the difficulty level of this L. Niehaus arrangement?
This arrangement by L. Niehaus is generally considered to be of an intermediate level. Niehaus is known for writing charts that are accessible and well-voiced, making them suitable for high school, college, or community big bands looking for a solid, playable swing chart.
Does this download include a full conductor score?
No, this download does not include a full conductor score. It provides 31 pages of individual instrument parts only. Directors and musicians will need to work from the individual parts for rehearsal and performance.
What style or genre is "It Might As Well Be Spring" arranged by L. Niehaus?
This arrangement falls squarely into the classic big band swing genre. It's a smooth, lyrical take on a popular standard, ideal for showcasing the ensemble's ability to play with a relaxed, swinging feel and good blend. It could also be considered a ballad in tempo.
How many pages are in the download and what does it contain?
The download contains 31 pages in a single PDF. This includes all the individual instrument parts for the big band arrangement of "It Might As Well Be Spring." No conductor score is part of this download.

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