John Bass offers a professional string music arranging service based in the UK. He studied at Royal Academy of Music in London and is an active professional string player with years of experience producing string quartet, string trio and string duo arrangements. His arrangements are extremely popular, particularly with professional groups who play for weddings and events. www.fb.com/musicandstrings john@musicandstrings.co.uk.

Thank you for checking out my String Quartet arrangement of ?Paparazzi? by Lady Gaga. This arrangement can also be performed with a String Trio, since the 2nd Violin part is optional. This song has a tango feel to it, so it fits very well in a cocktail hour or dinner party!

This is just one of my many special arrangements. Check out my full listing on Sheet Music Plus! I am always adding new items for String Duo, Trio, and Quartet. One thing that sets my arrangements apart from others is that I fit all of my parts on 2 sheets of music. This makes it so the songs can fit into a binder, without the need for flipping pages!

Another great thing (for multi-instrumental arrangements) is that I include cue lines on each part, so that every player in the ensemble can see one other person?s music at the same time. This is so amazingly useful and has saved countless performances in the past. If someone skips a beat or misses a measure, you can now see where they are and reconnect! This also helps with sight-reading and keeping the group together in general.

Thank U, Next by Ariana Grande arranged for string trio (with optional violin 2 or viola parts) by Alison Gillies.

Watch: https://youtu.be/TY0Vcswdg3Y

Since the Vitamin String Quartet cover of this tune was used on the soundtrack for Bridgerton, people have been going crazy for it! A catchy little number that is the obvious next addition to your trio gig pads!

It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas by Meredith Wilson, arranged for string trio (with optional violin 2 or viola) by Alison Gillies.

Watch: https://youtu.be/SBac0i0WBlE and#65279;

Written in 1951, this song has been a hit for Perry Como, Harry Connick Jnr. and Michael Bubl�, among others. This arrangement for string quartet has plenty of interest for all players, with lots of light running triplet movement throughout.