"Anyone" from Justin Bieber's recent 2021 album Justice arranged for String Quartet by Aaron Bennett.

Watch sheet music: https://youtu.be/bmWo4_OwO7Q

This arrangement is full of melodic and rhythmic interplay between the parts with plenty of interest for every player. A song with a contemporary take on an 80s power ballad that's ideal for freshening up the wedding gig pad!

If you like this Bieber arrangement, check out the Quartet arrangement of "Hold On" from the same album (see publisher page).

Holy by Justin Bieber featuring Chance The Rapper arranged for String Quartet by Alison Gillies.

Watch: https://youtu.be/QqvVWd-Lxns

This is essentially a love song, with elements of gospel and is a modern, popular choice for weddings. It has been suggested that Bieber wrote this song about his wife and the fact that their relationship makes him feel closer to God.

This arrangement has been transposed into the more string-friendly key of G major and omits most of the rapping section (sorry, Chance The Rapper!) for obvious reasons.

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An often-requested song for weddings and receptions, this arrangement is easy to sight-read, and flows smoothly like the original and is a must-have for your string quartet repertoire during wedding season.

This instrumental setting of Bon Iver's "Holocene" will be an excellent addition to your quartet's gig book. The first violin gracefully drifts in and out of Justin Vernon's haunting melodies, while role of the acoustic guitar ostinato from the album version is filled by a 2-part pizzicato figure between Violin 2 and Viola, enabling your string quartet to perform this chart without the need for any additional musicians or tracks.

Extended techniques including chopping and artificial harmonics are used to emulate the unique production style of Bon Iver's recording. While not the flashiest or most technically dazzling chart in my catalog, this tune will give your ensemble a great opportunity to vibe out, settle into the groove, and provide pleasant ambience to events such as:

-Weddings
-Wedding showers
-Wedding conventions
-Wedding advertisement videos
-Funerals
-Chamber music shows
-Coffee shops
-Retirement parties
-Yoga studios
-Meditation sessions
-Did I mention weddings? (...yes, I wrote this chart for a wedding gig)

Performance time - approximately 5:30 for the full chart, but can be tailored to your gig's requirements by skipping or vamping the repeat at m74

"Tennessee Whiskey" was originally written by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove in 1981. It has since been recorded by several notable country artists, but the most commercially successful of these was Chris Stapleton, whose version shot to the top of the charts and was certified platinum after he performed it with Justin Timberlake at the Country Music Association awards. This Cellobat arrangement for string quartetwas originally commissioned for a wedding ceremony, and it maintains the beautiful melodic lines, lush harmonic layers, passionate dynamic changes, and steady groove of the original. This sweet and slow country love song describes how love can lift you out of a dark place in your life, so of course it will be perfect not just for weddings, but for receptions, proposals, cocktail hour, parties, and any other occasion you want your audience to start slow-dancing! Rated advanced-intermediate for some complex, almost improvisational-sounding rhythms in the violin parts; the viola and cello parts are more of an early-intermediate level.