Williams Theme from Schindler's List arranged for String Orchestra
$111.00
Theme from Schindler's List
for Violin Solo, Violin Duet, or Violin/Viola Duet
Series: Music for String Orchestra
Score & Parts
Composer: John Williams
Arrangers: Robert Longfield, Amy Barlowe
Level: 3-4
This special edition of John Williams' eloquent theme is arranged to feature a violin solo, violin duet, or a violin and viola duet. Set in its original key, the solo part is the original version as played by Ithzak Perlman, and accompanied by the duet part and a rich string orchestra backdrop. A powerful and dramatic program piece! Dur: 3:45
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