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Music From The Movies: Film Noir

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Media: Sheet Music
Language: English
Arrangement: Piano Solo (PF)
Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced - Explain this
Arranger: Derek Jones
Publisher: Wise Publications
Series: Music From The Movies
Editor: Chris Harvey

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A collection of twenty-seven seductively atmospheric and evocative pieces of incidental music from classic film noir movies and contemporary neo-noir cinema, all arranged for solo Piano.

Including music from Blue Velvet, Double Indemnity, Dressed To Kill, LA Confidential and Sin City.


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Sales Rank:
10357
Published on:
15/11/2006
Format:
Instrumental Album
Length:
80 pages
Language:
English
Catalogue #:
AM984005
ISBN:
1846092620

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Customer Rating I didn't think books like this existed, but I'm so glad this one does. The publishers should be commended for bringing some of the greatest film composers and their compositions to the pianists who have dreamed of playing them for so long.

Of particular worth to me is the beautiful, incredibly evocative Blues For Guylaine, which I have attempted numerous times to play by ear, but never managed. Now I can and I'm so pleased.

Also worth mentioning are the pieces by Angelo Badalamenti, a fabulous composer whose pieces are long overdue for publication.

There is a broad range of difficulty (Mullholland Dr is easy to get first time out but L.A. Confidential should tax just about everyone who only has two hands), but the important thing here is that the transcriptions match the actual pieces perfectly and you are playing just what you've heard on the big screen.

Every good piano bar should have this book. Every piano playing film noir enthusiast should have this book. And every piano playing private eye should have this book.
Hannibalmcnee


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