"Best Part" was released as a collaborative single in 2017 by Canadian singer Daniel Caesar and American singer H.E.R. The song's beautiful, ethereal vibe and soaring, intertwining melodies made it an instant hit, garnering the Soul Train Music Award for Best Collaboration and a Grammy award for Best RandB Performance. And with its dreamy, love-struck lyrics, it's also a great song to have in your wedding gig books! Originally commissioned for a wedding ceremony, this string quartet arrangement of "Best Part" maintains the lush harmonic layers, intriguing countermelodies, and laid-back soulful groove of the original -- you're sure to capture your audience's heart. Rated advanced-intermediate for some tricky rhythms in the violin parts (mainly V1); the viola and cello parts are more of an intermediate level. This chart will be playable for students and sightreadable for professionals.

It is beautiful song by Teresa Teng who was a singer in Taiwan and was popular in Japan. I arranged it into simple fingerstyle guitar with asian music harmony.

You can watch a sample video on You Tube.

I hope you enjoy this arrangement.

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.