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SKU: A0.1083754
Composed by Folk Song. Arranged by Bernardo Pereira. Film/TV,Folk,Renaissance,Standards,Traditional. Score. 2 pages. Bernardo Pereira #687956. Published by Bernardo Pereira (A0.1083754).This arrangement is a transposed version in D minor for intermediate piano of the traditional English folk song “Greensleeves”. The renaissance song is a standard that appears on many film and TV soundtracks.
The arrangement features the melody in the right-hand with chords in the left-hand. The accompaniment consists of leaps alternating between the bass and chord notes. On the second page, these leaps remain with full chords accompanying the melody in the right hand.
Fingering suggestions and chord symbols are available throughout the arrangement.
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