Easy to Love

“Easy to Love” is a jazz catalog title credited to arranger Paul Baker and original composer Cole Porter. This edition is designated for Big Band and is listed at medium difficulty, providing a defined ensemble format for musicians reviewing repertoire, instrumentation, and preparation requirements. The catalog record contains 60 pages and confirms individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata, so users should not assume that a full score is included. The documented instrumentation covers a complete large-ensemble setup: 1st and 2nd Eb Alto Saxophones, 1st and 2nd Bb Tenor Saxophones, Eb Baritone Saxophone, four Bb Trumpet parts, four Trombone parts, Guitar, Piano, Bass, Drums, Vibraphone, Bb Clarinet, and C Flute. This list may assist directors, librarians, and performers in checking personnel and part coverage before rehearsal. The listing identifies the work by title, credits Baker as arranger and Porter as original composer, and classifies the music by style and ensemble rather than supplying additional historical or performance information. No composition date, duration, key, tempo, featured solo information, or arranger commentary is confirmed in the catalog metadata. This medium-difficulty Big Band catalog item is listed at 60 pages with confirmed individual parts. The documented instrumentation includes five saxophone parts, four Bb Trumpets, four Trombones, Guitar, Piano, Bass, Drums, Vibraphone, Bb Clarinet, and C Flute. A conductor score is not confirmed in the available metadata. Q: Who arranged and composed “Easy to Love”? A: The arrangement is credited to Paul Baker, and the original composer is listed as Cole Porter. Q: What style and ensemble are listed? A: It is cataloged as Jazz for Big Band. Q: What is the documented difficulty? A: The catalog lists the difficulty as medium. Q: What contents are documented? A: The edition is listed at 60 pages and includes confirmed individual parts. A conductor score is not confirmed.