?Mr.Blue Sky? is a song by the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO),featured on the band's seventh studio album ?Out of the Blue? (1977).Written and produced by frontman Jeff Lynne, the songforms the fourth and final track of the ?Concerto for a Rainy Day? suite, onside three of the original double album. ?Mr. BlueSky? was the second single to be taken from ?Out of the Blue?, peaking atnumber 6 in the UK. The PDF also contains apart for violin III, doubling that of the viola and double bass, enabling thepiece to be performed by a full string orchestra. Duration 4.36

Probably the best known Mexican song who people do not realize is Mexican at all. Written back in the early 40's, countless versions are swarming about the internet. None, however, does justice to this heartbreaking bolero about temptation and sin, composed by a never-then-kissed Consuelo Velázquez. This version, made by an authentic fiery Mexican, with strike your audience with so much Latino flavor they will lose control of their hips. This item includes a full score and a set of parts. Feel free to contact us for comments, suggestions and such at facebook.com/LilithAppliedArts.

"Flightless Bird, American Mouth" is a song by Iron & Wine and was used in the movie soundtrack The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1. It has a lilting, flowing melody that has been arranged here for String Quartet.

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Quite possibly the biggest hit song of 2019, "Old Town Road" put Lil Nas X at the top of the Billboard charts for a record-breaking 19 consecutive weeks. Controversy over whether this hit belonged on the country charts only served to boost its popularity, and it has since garnered a number of awards including three Grammy nominations. This version for string quartet is sure to be a hit with your audience too -- with all the beautiful haunting layered harmonies, driving bass hits, and rhythmic propulsion of the original, you'll have your audience singing along in no time! Rated intermediate, this chart will be playable for students and easily sightreadable for professionals. There are a handful of tied rhythms throughout and the notes reach 3rd position in the violin 1 part, but nothing past first in the other parts.