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Gershwin, George
Gershwin – Someone To Watch Over Me (String Quartet Score) – Score Digital Download
£4.95
This arrangement, like others of Gershwin's songs by Carlo Martelli, is very much in the nature of an extended composition based on the original material. The Pavão Quartet recorded this piece on the CD Someone To Watch Over Me, released in 2006 by Landor Records LAN 277. On the same CD are four more of Martelli’s Gershwin arrangements also published by Broadbent & Dunn. **** Not for sale in the USA ****
Gershwin, George
Gershwin – Walking The Dog, Promenade (String Quartet Parts)
£7.95
This Promenade was originally improvised by its composer on the film set to provide music for a scene not previously thought by its director to need it. Gershwin subsequently wrote it down and this arrangement by Carlo Martelli elaborates on what was originally a simpler piece. For conservatories and professionals.
Gershwin, George
Gershwin – Walking The Dog, Promenade (String Quartet Parts) – Parts Digital Download
£7.95
This Promenade was originally improvised by its composer on the film set to provide music for a scene not previously thought by its director to need it. Gershwin subsequently wrote it down and this arrangement by Carlo Martelli elaborates on what was originally a simpler piece. For conservatories and professionals.
Gershwin, George
Gershwin – Walking The Dog, Promenade (String Quartet Score)
£3.95
This Promenade was originally improvised by its composer on the film set to provide music for a scene not previously thought by its director to need it. Gershwin subsequently wrote it down and this arrangement by Carlo Martelli elaborates on what was originally a simpler piece. For conservatories and professionals.
Gershwin, George
Gershwin – Walking The Dog, Promenade (String Quartet Score) – Score Digital Download
£3.95
This Promenade was originally improvised by its composer on the film set to provide music for a scene not previously thought by its director to need it. Gershwin subsequently wrote it down and this arrangement by Carlo Martelli elaborates on what was originally a simpler piece. For conservatories and professionals.