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SKU: A0.1374867
Composed by Aska, Chage, and Don Black. Arranged by Lydia McCool. Classical,Film/TV,Multicultural,Pop,Singer/Songwriter,World. Score. 4 pages. Lydia McCool #959403. Published by Lydia McCool (A0.1374867).Genre: contemporary lyrical, pop-style
Time signature: 4/4 Tonal Center: E major
Description: This is an arrangement of Chage & Aska's famous song "Say Yes" for advanced piano by Lydia McCool. This song is a theme song for a very popular Japanese Drama "101st Marriage Proposal" 『101回目のプロポーズ』 in 1991. Several dotted rhythmic patterns are added to reflect the lilting of the singing. This increases the complexity of the music. The piece ends on an E chord after the final arpeggio . In the recording the final section of Chopin's E major etude is played but this part of the music is not included in this score. This etude is heard in the drama as well. Hence, they go well together. For fans of Chage Aska, this this arrangement will make a wonderful performance for public and personal enjoyment.
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