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SKU: A0.1233181
By C418. By Daniel Rosenfeld. Arranged by André Nusa. Video Game. 7 pages. Andre_Nusa #828797. Published by Andre_Nusa (A0.1233181).This arrangement for piano and woodwind trio of the song "Wet Hands" from the game Minecraft captures the contemplative and peaceful tone of the original composition. The the four instruments weaves together in harmony, delicately exploring the melodic motifs that are central to the piece. The arrangement highlights the beauty of the piece's simple, minimalist structure, emphasizing the warmth and intimacy of the sound of the instruments playing in harmony. This arrangement is a great choice for musicians looking to add a calming and reflective piece to their repertoire, or for gamers who want to experience the meditative quality of the music outside the context of the game. Instrumentation: Flute, oboe, bassoon and piano.
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