Preview: Carol of the Bells
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SKU: A0.966754
Composed by Mykola Leontovych. Arranged by Dillon Ekle. 20th Century,Christmas. Score and parts. 23 pages. Dillon Ekle #6110763. Published by Dillon Ekle (A0.966754).This is a rhythmic, energetic arrangement of "Carol of the Bells" for piano duet (four-hands). The melody is treated in several different styles before the final section completes the arrangement with a more traditional treatment of the melody. Written with a concert setting in mind, this arrangement would do well as a postlude or other special instrumental offering during a worship service or other event.
The PDF file is formatted to be printed double-sided. Once printed and bound, odd numbered pages (including the cover page) should be on the right (where the primo player sits), and even numbered pages should be on the left (where the secondo player sits). Alternatively, if two pianos are being used, the file can be printed single-sided and the parts separated out; the primo player will have the odd numbered pages, and the secondo player will have the even numbered pages.
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