The opening theme to Liszt’s “Bells of Geneva” is so beautiful and delicate. It is arranged here for easy piano, ideal for late elementary to early intermediate pianists. It is set in a familiar note range in traditional Grand Staff, but played 8va to depict the bell-like octave range. This highly expressive arrangement is an excellent and mature performance piece, especially for teens and adults.
This is a Christmas piano medley arrangement of the ever-popular holiday number Carol of the Bells and Rachmaninoff’s “The Bells” symphony. The opening theme from The Bells: Movement 2 transitions seamlessly into the familiar 4-note motif of Carol of the Bells. Themes from Movements 1 and 2 of The Bells are blended in throughout for a uniquely classical Rachmaninoff Christmas arrangement. Best for early intermediate pianists and an excellent choice for a holiday concert.
The all-famous Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah oratorio – countless people have told me they wish they could play this masterpiece! That’s why I’ve arranged this Hallelujah Chorus piano solo – so you can play it at Christmastime for your family, during Easter season, or anytime you feel like shouting, “Hallelujah!”