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Three Pieces from Schindler's List Violin and Piano Sheet Music | Early Advanced Violin Solo with Piano Accompaniment | Iconic John Williams Film Score Arranged for Concert Performance

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Management number 237150412 Release Date 2026/07/10 List Price US$6.30 Model Number 237150412
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Iconic Film Score for Violin and Piano * Experience the emotional depth of John Williams' legendary score with this collection of three violin and piano pieces from Schindlers List. Featuring early advanced violin solos with piano accompaniment, this sheet music brings the films powerful themes to life for musicians and audiences alike. * * Expressive Arrangements for Concert Performance * Designed for recitals, competitions, and personal study, these arrangements capture the haunting beauty and rich harmonies of the original film score. The separate pull-out violin part ensures a seamless performance experience, while the piano accompaniment enhances the violins expressive melodies. * * A Must-Have for Violinists and Film Music Enthusiasts * Whether youre a violinist looking to expand your repertoire or a music teacher guiding students through film compositions, this collection is an invaluable resource. It also makes a thoughtful gift for violinists who appreciate the artistry of cinematic music. * * Songs Included * Theme from Schindler's List * Jewish Town (Krakow Ghetto - Winter '41) * Remembrances. Read more


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