This song is loads of fun! The arrangement is rhythmically challenging for all instruments, requiring the ensemble (string trio with violin, viola and cello parts) to work together closely to accomplish a steady beat. The melody is mostly in the violin part, but is taken over by both viola and cello in parts of the song. This version of "Get Lucky" runs just short of 2.5 minutes.

*Video demonstrates the very similar quartet version of this trio arrangement.* An accurate and challenging rendition of the popular waltz from Studio Ghibli's movie "Howl's Moving Castle". Lots of fun for all players, and many tempo changes to coordinate. 5 minutes.

Arranged for [2 violins + cello] or [violin + viola + cello]. Includes both a Violin 2 and Viola version of the middle part.

QUARTET version: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/21932754?aff_id=712331
DUET version: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/21933013?aff_id=712331

My string arrangements are faithful to the original song, with ample rehearsal letters, minimal bowings, and only minor adjustments to pop melodies to facilitate playing and sightreading. Parts are error-free, tested and enjoyed by professional musicians at weddings and private events.

A very faithful and recognizable rendition of U2's hit song, this arrangement for string trio has, not surprisingly, a very different sound. It allows the string trio to sound its best, creating its own, more meditative mood. The arrangement is suitable for professionals playing concerts or weddings, and will work as well for intermediate players and in school settings. Its meditative mood would also work in church services. Duration: 2 minutes, 53 seconds.