SKU: A0.1217282

This easy sheet music arrangement of Michael Bublé's song Everything for string quartet with piano accompaniment is designed to be suitable for weddings and other celebratory events. The arrangement features the recognizable melody of the original song, arranged for 2 violins, viola and cello, alongside with a piano accompaniment notated along with chords.

SKU: A0.1217283

This easy sheet music arrangement of Michael Bublé's song Everything for string quartet with piano accompaniment is designed to be suitable for weddings and other celebratory events. The arrangement features the recognizable melody of the original song, arranged for 2 violins, viola and cello, alongside with a piano accompaniment.

SKU: A0.1082631

�ｉｎｆ�】 Gravity Rides Everything for String Quartet is beautifully and idiomatically arranged for string quartet—perfect for your next get-together, wedding, dinner party, or corporate event. This arrangement is such a fun romp! Concisely formatted for practical usage in educational and professional settings. Page turns are minimized or eliminated if possible and parts are clearly legible and straightforward. Score and substitute parts included where applicable. Run Time ~ 3'10 Arranged for Sienna String Quartet in Austin, Texas. ｗｗｗ．ｓｉｅｎｎ�ｑｕ�ｒｔｅｔ．ｃ�� �ｂｉ�】 Stephen Ian Savage is an arranger, teacher, performer, and composer. His arrangements focus on authenticity, originality, playability, and enjoyment. He has arranged for SXSW and Daniel Tannenbaum, who helped produce Kendrick Lamar's Damn. As a composer, he works in all kinds of mediums, chamber groups to electronics, and he has self-produced several full-length albums. He currently lives in Austin, Texas with his husband Fehérló. ｗｗｗ．ｓｔｅ�ｈｅｎｉ�ｎｓ�ｖ�ｇｅ．ｃ��.

SKU: A0.1283488

The song, You Are My Everything is from the popular Korean drama, Descendants of the Sun. It has been arranged to be played by a string quartet.

SKU: A0.1497351

Turn, Turn, Turn (To Everything There is a Season) is a 1959 song by Pete Seeger that is based on the words of King Solomon in the third chapter of the biblical Book of Ecclesiastes. It is one of the very few instances in popular music where a relatively large portion of the Bible is set to music. An interesting and pertinent fact: in 1999, Pete Seeger arranged for 45% of the songwriting royalties to be donated to the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions - an organization dedicated to achieving a just peace between Israelis and Palestinians.