To a Wild Rose arranged for guitar ensemble (4 guitars). Parts range from advanced beginner to advanced intermediate. Perfect for intermediate high school or university level guitar ensembles. Also great for encores! In D major, uses D tuning for part 4. Length 1:20

This arrangement for intermediate and beginner mixed cello ensemble brings Game of Thrones to your cello class, cello ensemble, or teaching studio! The parts are suitable for doubling as needed to accommodate groups of more than 4 cellists.

Some of the parts require all neck positions, and due to the original key, extensions in 1st position are also required for the easier Cello III and IV parts. The parts are distributed so that all have important melodic sections as well.

"Good 4 You" (or "Good 4 u") by Olivia Rodrigo arranged for Clarinet Quartet (B-flat Clarinet 1, 2 and 3 and Bass Clarinet), appropriate for intermediate level players. The arrangement lasts for 3 minutes.

The PDF contains only the individual parts.

Derek Hasted writes "This is a real crowd-pleaser that will suit any concert.

This arrangement is closely based on the version that the group 'Sky' played (with the electric guitar 'break') rather than the version for solo guitar. A version of my arrangement was originally performed by the Hampshire Guitar Orchestra, and the soundclip sitting alongside this score in the SheetMusicPress shop is part of a recording they made live in Concert. That soundclip features different sizes of classical guitar, but the arrangement here is for 4 ordinary guitars - or for a bigger sound, a large ensemble.

The essence of the electric guitar solo in Sky?s arrangement is captured in this arrangement in Guitar 1a, but it?s hard to play without a cutaway guitar, so there?s a second version with the solo an octave lower in Guitar 1b. The rest of the Guitar 1 parts are identical.

Both the Guitar 1 parts and the Guitar 2 part have finger positions shown on the score - this is so that all the fast runs can be slurred, which gives the melody a nice articulation and takes some of the workload away from the right hand. If you prefer to stay in one position and pluck the runs, that works well too.

I hope you enjoy this piece!"

This is one of a large and growing range of accessible ensembles from experienced arranger Derek Hasted, and is supplied as full score and parts. Check out Derek's other arrangements - search SheetMusicPlus for Derek Hasted and you'll see the full list, all with soundclips and sample score. Derek's website at www.derek-hasted.co.uk/smp has all the arrangements grouped by "number of instruments".