The Bells Of Notre Dame by Stephen Schwartz Organ Solo - Digital Sheet Music
By Stephen Schwartz
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The Bells Of Notre Dame
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Pipe Organ - Level 5 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.1570501
Composed by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz. Arranged by Anna Lapwood. This edition: pdf. Classical, Contemporary, Film/TV. Individual part. 18 pages. Anna Lapwood #1142406. Published by Anna Lapwood (A0.1570501)."I have loved the 1996 Hunchback of Notre Dame for so many years, largely because of the incredible soundtrack. The opening scene is such an exhilarating mix of on-screen drama and musical commentary, and it is the music from that sequence that I've arranged for organ here. I've tried to capture as much of the original orchestration as possible, because I think that does so much to tell the story; this does mean you need a relatively large organ with at least three manuals! If you're playing this on an organ with chimes then I encourage you to improvise a little peal of bells at the very beginning, before launching straight into the opening. This is a challenging play, but SO worth it!!".
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