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SKU: A0.921975
By Elvis Presley. By George David Weiss, Hugo Peretti, and Luigi Creatore. Arranged by Krista Broadway Swider. Rock. Score and parts. 4 pages. Krista Swider #6570443. Published by Krista Swider (A0.921975).At not quite 3 minutes (2:56), this Elvis classic is a favorite of humans everywhere. This arrangement of, "Can't Help Falling in Love," is great for weddings; its simple format and easy cadences helps it work beautifully for processionals. I wrote this arrangement primarily in C Major as the intro is very polyphonic in nature, and I wanted to include multiple voicings in each part to help the piece sound as if it's written more for string quartet than duo. The first full verse features the violin on melody, but with the key change into the chorus, the viola takes over the melody and the violin floats over the top with a mix of a harmonic descant and its own series of triplets. The song is repeated and the parts continue to trade off with each instrument getting a chance at both the melody and the accompaniment.
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