The selections are in numerical playing sequence, to facilitate semi-continuous playing. At the Rainbow Room, where I developed this method, we were under orders to take only three seconds between tunes, Therefore, the musicians begin a set with about fifty tunes stacked on the right hand side of their stands, and turn them over, one by one, in the way they would turn the pages of a book. Unless I tell them differently, the next tune to be played is the next tune in the numerical order. An added advantage is that the music seldom gets pulled out of order, and misplaced. Of course, we can interpose a 'head arrangement' at any time - the same sustem used by most 'society' bands ALL the time.
Any selection is available, given the time to prepare it.
This library is a huge pile of music, all immediately available. About this songlist A cynic might note that this is almost exactly the size, and the same instrumentation of a standard big band. She would be correct, but please do not be so hard on the orchestrator who is balancing the orchestrations of five or six groups so that some parts of each can be re-used. You will realize that the wife of any orchestrator who writes this much music has constant chaos in her living room, no matter how large. In case you're a bandleader who'd like to borrow or purchase these orchestrations, please realize that copyright law, lawsuits, and royalties make orchestrations such as mine prohibitively expensive and legally entangled.