Emma - Main Title Theme
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SKU: A0.1214475
Composed by David Aubrey Schweitzer and Isobel Waller-Bridge. Arranged by Stephanie Claussen. Classical,Contemporary,Film/TV. Score. 3 pages. Stephanie Claussen #811461. Published by Stephanie Claussen (A0.1214475).
The triumphant and saucy main theme from the 2020 film Emma works brilliantly on the harp. Rather brief but catchy, this piece ought to be played with gusto. It makes a lovely backdrop for tea parties and cocktail hours and can be followed directly by "We Shall Have Our Ball" from the same film, also arranged by Stephanie Claussen.
For pedal harp
Some fingerings included.
Upper intermediate level
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