#string quartet
Hey guys! I’m sorry I’ve taken a bit of a hiatus; I’ve been crazy busy with school and family stuff lately. This week I arranged Ed Sheeran’s Supermarket Flowers for a string quartet. I love his latest album, but this song is probably my favorite. You can listen to the original song here and the audio for my arrangement here. Enjoy!
**I am not Ed Sheeran, and I did not write this song. However, I did make this sheet music, so please give credit if you’re going to use it for anything**
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Hey guys! This week I’ve arranged Million Reasons by Lady Gaga for a string quartet. I think it’s an beautiful song, and it was really fun to arrange this. I’m sorry that I haven’t been posting music for the past few weeks, but I was kind of stuck in a rut. I wanted to make music, but I didn’t know what songs to do. If you guys have any suggestions, please let me know! I’m always looking for new artists to listen to. Anyway, you can find the original song here and the audio for my arrangement here. Enjoy!
**I am not Lady Gaga, and I did not write this song. However, I did make this sheet music, so please give credit if you’re going to use it for anything**
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Hey guys! This week I arranged Ed Sheeran’s latest single, Castle on the Hill, for a string quartet. You can find the original song here and listen to my arrangement here. I hope you like it!
**I am not Ed Sheeran, and I did not write this song. However, I did make this sheet music, so please give credit if you’re going to use it for anything**
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Radical cellist Maya Beiser debuts her immersive performance of Aura Blackstar: Bowie Cello Symphonic Visualized, a dramatic track-by-track reimagining of David Bowie’s final album, in New York City on January 10 at the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place.
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It was 5 years ago today: Kronos Quartet’sFolk Songs was released on Nonesuch Records. On the album, Kronos is joined by Sam Amidon,Olivia Chaney,Rhiannon Giddens, and Natalie Merchant to perform mostly traditional with contemporary arrangements, produced by Doug Petty. You can hear it here.
