SKU: A0.969283

Arranged by Rafael C. Zambiazzi. A Christina Perri song called A Thousand Years For Piano Trio. I hope you enjoy it!!

SKU: A0.886768

A Thousand Years is used frequently for weddings, thanks to the Twilight: Breaking Dawn films. This version, 'Part 2', is also used in the 2nd Breaking Dawn film, with the addition of a male voice for a beautiful duet. In this arrangement, the violin takes the female voice and the cello takes the male voice, both adding accompaniments to the piano line in between their verses. 

This is suitable for students as the string parts are not too difficult. If the pianist uses a pedal to keep that suspended feeling in the bars, this sounds really atmospheric. .

SKU: A0.1126258

A Thousand Years, released in 2011, the song was part of the movie Breaking Dawn, from the Twilight Saga, which was one of the biggest hits in cinema.

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French composer Jacques Leguerney (1906-1997) has been recognized for his
outstanding oeuvre of songs for voice and piano, mostly composed upon poems of the
French poets of the Pleiade. After his death, the Leguerney Estate decided to allow the
publication of his instrumental chamber music. These works, many of which were
written in his early years, are valuable contributions to the French chamber music
repertoire, representing the 20th century from its early years through World War II.
This Trio was composed in 1928, but not performed until December 3, 1932. The
respected French musicians Hortense de Sampigny (violinist) and Jacques Serres
(cellist) gave its first and, as far as we know, only performance along with
Leguerney’s friend and mentor, Thérèse Cahen, at the piano. The concert including
this work was organized by the Société Musicale Indépendante at the concert hall of
the Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris. A review, in the Journal des débâts, reads:
“We do not know this composer. Judging from his composition, whose variegated
style reminds us of [Cesar] Franck, of Maurice Ravel and of Spanish dances, he must
be quite young.�
The same month as this performance, Leguerney’s father, Marcel Leguerney, died. At
this point, he interrupted his musical activity in order to take over his father’s business
to support his mother and sister. He was not able to resume musical composition until
1940, when the outbreak of the war led him to close the business.
This edition is based upon two autograph manuscript sources of the full score, as well
as copyist’s parts for the violin and ‘cello. His first completed sketch as well as his
final copy are in the Leguerney archives. The parts, made by a copyist, were obviously
used for a performance, and contain suggested phrasing, as well as bowings (which
we have not reproduced). We surmise that the violin and ’cello parts were used for the
first performance. We also think that Thérèse Cahen must have kept her piano score,
as the copyist's score of it was not found with the other parts.
We have added rehearsal numbers, and corrected a few notational mistakes in the
manuscript.
We would like to thank Jean Libermann, cellist, and Marion Larigaudrie, violinist,
for their advice in the preparation of this edition.

SKU: A0.914006

Duet for Violin and Cello.

SKU: A0.1443756

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WEDDING SERIES - a set of popular songs and wedding standards that I have arranged for years. The formations are varied, from duos to orchestras with choir. The majority are mixed/flexible sextets in which some instruments can be replaced and the ensembles can be totally changed. Some arrangements have shortened versions. These options are provided in my catalogue.

WE FOUND LOVE - for flexible piano trio.

SKU: A0.1448382

Published for the first time to commemorate 25 years since Thomas Pitfield's death in 1999, this wonderful piano trio is full of the composer's characteristic folk-inspired lyricism and wit, together with a substantial technical and rhythmic challenge for the players.

SKU: A0.1365286

Ravel wrote his Valses nobles et sentimentales for piano in 1910. A few years later he made a brilliant arrangement of his work for orchestra.