Hey Jude (A.Baylock)

“Hey Jude (A.Baylock)” is a big band sheet music arrangement credited to Alan Baylock, with original composition credit given to John Lennon. The catalog metadata identifies the ensemble as Big Band and lists the difficulty as advanced. Style is not specified, so this listing does not assign a stylistic category beyond the documented ensemble format. The publication is recorded as 90 pages and includes confirmed individual parts for the listed instrumentation. The documented parts cover Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone 1, Tenor Saxophone 2, Baritone Saxophone, five Trumpet parts, four Trombone parts, Guitar, Piano, Electric Bass, and Drum Set. This instrumentation provides a complete catalog-level view of the parts identified for the arrangement, while the metadata does not confirm the inclusion of a conductor score. For directors and librarians, the key practical points are the advanced difficulty designation, the Big Band format, the 90-page extent, and the availability of individual parts. For performers, the catalog entry clearly identifies the assigned sections and rhythm-section roles without making claims about style, featured instruments, duration, or other musical details. This record is therefore best used to verify credit, ensemble, documented instrumentation, page count, and confirmed parts status before programming or preparation. This is an advanced Big Band arrangement with 90 documented pages. Confirmed individual parts are listed for saxophones, five trumpets, four trombones, guitar, piano, electric bass, and drum set. The metadata does not confirm a conductor score. Style, tempo, duration, featured solos, key, and other performance details are not specified in the catalog record. Q: Who arranged “Hey Jude (A.Baylock)?” A: The arranger is Alan Baylock. Q: Who is credited as the original composer? A: The original composer credit is John Lennon. Q: What ensemble and difficulty are documented? A: The arrangement is for Big Band and is listed as advanced difficulty. Q: What materials are confirmed? A: The catalog metadata confirms individual parts. It does not confirm a conductor score.