- Amazing Grace for Guitar - an arrangement by Glenn Jarrett
- Amazing Grace for Piano
- Amazing Grace for Flute and Piano
- Auld Lang Syne
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Sheet Music for Christmas Carols:
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The mfiles Christmas Carol collection caters for a wide range of instruments. The main versions listed below are for piano or guitar, but within each Carol page you'll find downloadable versions suitable for many different instruments. If you have a band or a group, or just some friends who get together to play, this should provide ample scope to experiment and have fun.
The key to understanding these different versions and the instruments they are suitable for is listed on this page.
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Claude Debussy - Clair de Lune
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"Clair de Lune" is on the play list of most piano students reaching a certain standard. It is also very familiar from its use as evovative mood music on advertising or programmes for film, television and radio. It comes the "Suite Bergamasque" by French composer Claude Debussy. Here is the sheet music for this delightful piece:
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Edvard Grieg's "Lyric Pieces" for Piano
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The composer Edvard Grieg was born in Norway of Scottish descent, and is best known for the way he incorporated the styles of Norwegian folk music into his works. Among those works are orchestral pieces such as "Peer Gynt" and the "Piano Concerto", but he also composed a number of smaller scale works for a variety of instruments. Grieg himself was a pianist, and among his shorter works is a large collection of "Lyric Pieces" for piano. The following of Grieg's Lyric Pieces are now avilable on mfiles in a range of formats for immediate download:
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"Minuet in G" by Ludwig van Beethoven
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Much easier than a lot of his piano music, the "Minuet in G" by Beethoven is another favourite piece played by most piano students as part of their studies. Although the original piece is for Piano Solo, we have also created an arrangement for Flute and Piano, complete with parts:
- Minuet in G (original for Piano) - View or Print sheet music
- Minuet in G (arranged for Flute and Piano) - View Score, or Print Parts for Flute and Piano
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More from Bach's Preludes & Fugues - the "Well-Tempered Clavier"
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Centuries after its composition, Bach's music continues to be an endless source of fascination, providing inspiration to music lovers, piano students and both serious and popular composers. Of all his works it is the collection known as the "Well-Tempered Clavier" that exemplifies this the most. Otherwise known as the "48 preludes and fugues", this collection of works is split over two books of 24 where each book has a prelude and a fugue in each major and minor key. Here is the final Prelude and Fugue from Book 1 (in the key of B minor) including a special arrangement of the Fugue for String Quartet complete with parts:
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Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1 arrangements
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The Gymnopédie No. 1 by French composer Erik Satie is a familiar piece of music in its original format for Piano solo. We have now added a number of arrangements of this piece to the mfiles catlogue:

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Ragtime works by Scott Joplin :
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Scott Joplin is the undisputed King of Ragtime, and we have added another of his famous Rags to our catalogue called "Elite Syncopations". Our complete catalogue of music by Scott Joplin now consists of the following works:
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Amélie Sheet Music reprinted:
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The piano Sheet Music by Yann Tiersen from the film Amelie was a major hit, but it soon sold out its initial print runs leaving fans disappointed. Well, the book has now been reprinted and a number of stores have it available in their catalogues. Try these links at Di-Arezzo.com and MusicRoom.com. The full title of the book is "Six pièces pour Piano volume 2 - Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain" and it consists of the following pieces: "Comptine d'un autre ete: l'apres-midi", "Le moulin", "La Dispute", "Sur le fil", "La valse d'Amelie" and "Comptine d'ete no.2". If you missed the original publication, now's your chance - highly recommended.
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"Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" - by Hans Zimmer
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The music for the first film "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" by Klaus Badelt was very popular. The music for the sequel by Hans Zimmer is also proving a surprise hit, with the sheet music first released in digital format for immediate download, by Music Notes - individual tracks listed below. It is now also available in book format from these links at both Music Notes and Sheet Music Plus.
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Fernando Sor - Mazurka Op.32 No.3
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Like Beethoven, Fernando Sor lived during the time of Napoleon and the French Emperor was to have an influence on his life and music. Sor was born in Spain and moved as a young adult to live and work in Paris. Although he composed for a variety of instruments he is best known for his guitar music, and he toured the major cities of Europe demonstrating the capabilities of this instrument and spreading the word through his concerts and teaching. In addition to his numerous "Etudes" or Studies some of which are already featured on mfiles, we present the following Mazurka which is more challenging to play.
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Johannes Brahms - Cello Sonata in Em (1st movement)
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Johannes Brahms was a master at crafting works at many different scales. His craftmanship is readily apparent in his chamber music for a small number of instruments, where he generally strove to ensure that the first movement of these works conformed to the accepted "Sonata Form" yet laying the foundation for a degree of novelty and experimentation in later movements which was true to the spirit of the Romantic Period. Among his chamber music, Brahms wrote two sonatas for Cello and Piano and this is the first movement of his first such Cello Sonata Op.38 which is available in the following formats:
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Sheet Music for "Pride and Prejudice" - by Dario Marianelli
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If you've enjoyed listening to Dario Marianelli's music for Pride and Prejudice and also play the piano, then you must check out Music Notes sheet music from the film. Each track is available for immediate download in digital format using the links below or for postal delivery you can order the music book which contains all 12 tracks.
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Online Piano Lessons
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Have you ever wanted to learn to play piano, or simply to improve upon your current ability? You might be put off by the hassle of finding a teacher, or simply would prefer to practice at your own pace. In this case an online piano course may be the answer you're looking for. Take a look at PlayPianoTips.com. Their piano course teaches you the basics of reading and playing music, but the lessons go beyond this. There are also lots of hints and tips, and useful ideas to improve your playing, with an emphasis on techniques to help you improvise and enjoy music. And there are free lessons so you can try before you decide.
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Luigi Boccherini and his famous Minuet :
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Luigi Boccherini was an Italian-born composer who toured Europe before settling in Spain. He was a contemporary of Haydn and wrote lots of works for String Quartet and String Quintet. His most famous piece of music is the Minuet from his String Quintet Op.13 No.5. Here we have the original version and a number of alternative arrangements with all parts included.
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Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
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One of Mozart's most popular pieces of music is his "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" (or "A Little Night Music"), the more memorable title of his Seranade No.13 for Strings. Even if you don't normally listen to classical music, you have almost certainly heard this before on films or television. Here is the first movement of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik in its original form for string orchestra from which the score and individual parts can be printed. In additional here are arrangements of this first movement for various instruments:

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Arrangements of Beethoven's Fur Elise
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"Fur Elise" by Beethoven is one of our most popular piece of Sheet Music. Although the original work is for Piano Solo we are now able to present a number of arrangements by Andy Ralls for other instruments, all with piano accompaniment:

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Tchaikovsky: Piano Music
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The Russian composer Peter Tchaikovsky is best known for his ballet music and large scale orchestral works including six Symphonies and several Concertos. He also composed quite a large number of smaller works for the piano and many of these are good practice pieces for piano students. The "Album for the Young" is a set of 24 short pieces and, since Tchaikovsky is well-known for some of his Waltzes in his Ballet music and other works, we've chosen to provide No. 8 Waltz as a sample. Although much of Tchaikovsky's ballet music is very happy in mood, the composer suffered from bouts of depression and some of his shorter piano works seem to reflect that. Here is his "Sad Song" or Chanson Triste.
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Dvorak's New World Symphony
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Czech composer Antonin Dvorak was well known for his use of music derived from the folk traditions of his home country and surrounding regions, such as his "Slavonic Dances". For a few years, until homesickness overcame him, he held a post in the National Conservatory of Music at New Work and there he discovered some new music traditions and composed some of his greatest works, among them his "New World Symphony". This contains a theme which is derived from the song "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", but is best known for the theme from the 2nd movement played on the Cor Anglais which seems to speak of his longing to be home in his native land.
Within our version of the slow movement of Dvorak's New World Symphony you will find printable PDF format versions of the full conductor's scores and all the instrumental parts.
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