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SKU: A0.1314199
Composed by Gerard Jouannest and Jacques Brel. Arranged by Laurent Beeckmans. 20th Century,Classical,Singer/Songwriter. Score. 40 pages. Laurent Beeckmans #902934. Published by Laurent Beeckmans (A0.1314199).'Delirium Brussellensis' is an arrangement of the song 'Bruxelles' for 2 pianos 8 hands by Laurent Beeckmans. There are also versions for piano duet (1 piano 4 hands) and for 4 pianos available.
Please note that this arrangement is a purely instrumental version of the song 'Bruxelles' by Jacques Brel and is not suitable as an accompaniment for a sung version of the song.
The PDF files contains the score and 2 piano duet parts, one for each piano.
Printing instructions :
- print pages 1 to 16 as a booklet for the score (optional)
- pages 17 to 28 as a booklet for the piano duet I (12 pages)
- pages 29 to 40 as a booklet for the piano duet II (12 pages)
N.B.: The title song on this page is the Polish name of 'Bruxelles' as it oddly appears in this language in the list of copyrighted material provided by ArrangedMe. 'Delirium Brussellensis' is the right name of this present arrangement.
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