Newly revised edition with optional strings! This chart by Nelson Riddle comes from Frank Sinatra's "A Swingin' Affair" album released in 1957. An absolute standout arrangement, it's forceful, brassy and joyous as Sinatra leads an exceptional orchestra playing another of Riddle's masterpieces. The chart begins with a punchy, brass-led sequence that will immediately grab the listeners. The vocalist enters with just baritone sax and rhythm section featuring a riff borrowed from the earlier recording of I've Got You Under My Skin. All saxes then go to clarinets (alternate parts are included avoiding the doubles) while trumpets go to harmon mutes, and there is a cameo trombone solo in the middle of the arrangement that has been fully written out. As in the original, there are string parts included for 3 Violins, 1 Viola and 1 Cello. An optional synthesizer part is included as an alternate for the strings. The vocal key begins in D and modulates to E-flat.