A Thousand Years
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SKU: A0.906212
By Christina Perri. By Christina Perri and David Hodges. Arranged by Markus Hallikainen. Pop. Score and part. 13 pages. Markus Hallikainen #6513189. Published by Markus Hallikainen (A0.906212).A great arrangement for cello and piano of a famous piece: A Thousand Years by David Hodges, Christina Perri Arranged by Markus Hallikainen (2020)
This includes a piano part and 2 different cello parts with fingerings. Other part is played partly higher and other "easy cello" in lower octave. Piano part is written so, that it is possible to be played by students. It still gives nice and full harmonies together with cello and some faster parts.
It is perfect for students, helps to figure out playing in thumb position with the help of two parts. It is also great for many events, concerts, weddings etc. I have myself used it in many occasions and seen how great it is also for students.
I hope nice moments with this beautiful piece.
More information of myself: www.markushallikainen.com
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