Featuring original compositions from the acclaimed motion picture, this collection presents music from Downton Abbey specifically arranged for solo piano. It allows pianists to explore the film's evocative melodies, capturing the essence of the beloved series through beautifully crafted arrangements. Perfect for fans of the show and musicians alike, the book offers an opportunity to bring the cinematic experience to life at the piano.
Dr John Lunn, at the outset of his National Service, could not have imagined the events which lay ahead. He writes of his first year in the Suez Canal Zone--the last year of the British Army occupation. He describes his experience acting as medical officer on the tank-landing craft sailing the length of the Suez Canal to Aqaba, taking military equipment to Jordan. During his second year in the army, he was on active service in Cyprus during the EOKA campaign. Two life-threatening events are recalled. The book emphasises Dr Lunn's deep admiration for the bravery of the young National Servicemen in Cyprus when severely wounded and, also, how they coped with the loss of their comrades. He concludes the book by saying how much his life's experience was enriched by his National Service and how it gave him a lasting affection for the British Army.
Original music from the television series 'Downton Abbey' arranged for solo piano.
From the Carnival/Masterpiece Television Series
The book features a solo piano arrangement of the expanded main theme from the globally acclaimed TV series, Downton Abbey. This 16-page sheet music edition by the composer captures the beauty, longing, and tension of the original orchestral recording by the London Chamber Orchestra. Pianists and audiences alike will appreciate this adaptation, which brings the emotional depth of the series' soundtrack to life.
Delight audiences with the beloved theme to the world's most widely watched television series! This 10-page Easy Piano rendition of John Lunn's haunting theme to the British TV show makes a great piano solo. This arrangement by Dan Coates makes it easier to play than the separately published Piano Solo version, while retaining its full sound.