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SKU: A0.762500
Composed by Greg Kurstin, Gregory Allen Kurstin, and Lily Allen. Arranged by Rowena Harper. A Cappella,Barbershop,Pop. Barbershop Quartet. 13 pages. Rowena Harper #5358547. Published by Rowena Harper (A0.762500).Despite the profanities, this arrangement is a really fun, upbeat a cappella version of Lily Allen's jovial and rather tongue-in-cheek song "F**k You". Perfect for open-minded and diverse groups with a sense of humour, this song would be fantastic for an after-glow or as an audience pleaser, assuming the audience could also appreciate the message over the lyrics! Not every audience will appreciate it, of course - pick and choose when it is performed!
Range (Lowest-Highest): Bass E-E, Baritone B-A, Lead A-C, Tenor G-E.
Key = G
This price is for a set of parts (four copies). Available also as a per copy price - minimum 10 copies.
(Note: This sheet music is notated in barbershop format: Tenor (S.1) and Lead (S.2) in treble clef , Baritone (A.1) and Bass (A.2) in bass clef. The bass clef parts are sung an octave higher than written.
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