Piano Solo - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.905610 Composed by Elmer Bernstein. Arranged by Mareva Music (arranger: Peter Rodney Hibbert). Contemporary. Score. 4 pages. Peter Rodney Hibbert #4630051. Published by Peter Rodney Hibbert (A0.905610). The Bridge At Remagen ranks as one of Elmer Bernstein’s best film scores, which he wrote in 1969.  Sadly, the original score was lost. Only one other arrangement (for brass band) is known to exist. The present arrangement is believed to be the first piano arrangement to have been published.It’s a great film score, as one would expect from Bernstein, and well deserves to be shared with other musicians. 

Piano Solo - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.905607 Composed by Elmer Bernstein. Arranged by Peter Rodney Hibbert. Contemporary. Score. 3 pages. Peter Rodney Hibbert #4614811. Published by Peter Rodney Hibbert (A0.905607). Elmer Bernstein published the To Kill A Mockingbird - Suite in 1963, a year after the movie.  The opening to the Suite is more complex than the more delicate scoring of the original film score.  This piano arrangement is based on the score for the Suite, but suitably adapted for the piano.  

Piano Solo - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.905605 Composed by Elmer Bernstein. Arranged by Peter Rodney Hibbert. Contemporary. Score. 2 pages. Peter Rodney Hibbert #4614081. Published by Peter Rodney Hibbert (A0.905605). Concert hall performances of Elmer Bernstein’s beautiful music to the acclaimed movie To Kill A Mockingbird are based on the Suite that he published a year after the movie, in 1963. Most piano arrangements are based on that score to the Suite.Much more neglected is the original 1962 film score, which was never published.  It is a far more delicately orchestrated piece, without the additional brass and percussion and the flashy opening arpeggios on harp and clarinet, more suited for the concert hall.The film score has only recently been reconstructed, and the present piano arrangement is based on this.  It has a deceptive simplicity and a child-like innocence, which captures the essence of this prize-winning movie.