One of George Harrison\'s best pieces, this arrangement was done for World Singing Day 2021. Lots of fun...bell chords and some interesting rhythms to test your skills!

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Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles arranged for string quartet by Alison Gillies.

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One of the most popular Beatles songs, from their 1969 album, Abbey Road. George Harrison wrote the song at Eric Clapton's house and the changing time signatures are representative of the influence that the Indian classical music tradition had on his songwriting.

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SAB arrangement with piano accompaniment

Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles arranged for String Quartet by Aaron Bennett.

Watch sheet music: https://youtu.be/qaWtGC7SRKk

An iconic Beatles number from their renowned Abbey Road album written by George Harrison. This violin/cello duo arrangement of Here Comes The Sun offers plenty of melodic and rhythmic interest for both instruments and is a classic must-have for any wedding!

This song is also available as a String Quartet, String Trio (optional Violin 2/Viola parts), Violin/Viola Duet and Violin Duet (see publisher page).

"Here Comes the Sun" is a song written by George Harrison that was first released on the Beatles' 1969 album Abbey Road. Along with "Something" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", it is one of Harrison's best-known compositions from the Beatles era. Arranged for clarinet quartet. (3 Bb and 1 bass) Check out my other Beatle's arrangements: Eleanor Rigby, Yesterday, All you need is love.Hey Jude Vid is my sax quartet arrangement.

This song was performed by the Beatles on Our World, the first live global television link; the BBC had commissioned the Beatles to write a song for the United Kingdom's contribution. Recorded in 1967, it had Lennon playing harpsichord, Paul McCartney on double bass, George Harrison on violin (an instrument he had never previously played), and Ringo Starr on drums, plus vocals, piano (played by their producer, George Martin), banjo (by Lennon), guitar and orchestral parts.The song has dramatic time changes and some unusual use of harmony. I have presented it here to work well as a small group arrangement.

George Harrison's song, like so many of the Beatles songs, has a powerful expressiveness, and I've tried to capture that expressiveness in this version for brass quintet. Since there is a 30-second limit on the MP3's posted for these titles, I've started the MP3 clip for this arrangement at bar 16, as it starts to build. The arrangement is suitable for intermediate players and above. All the players have independent syncopation. Duration: 3 minutes, 36 seconds. .