If this is tricky, play bar 16 in first position and shorten the third beat of bar 16 from a previous dotted crotchet to a quaver. Cellists will need some fourth position at bars 16 and 18. However, the triplets in the inner parts will need an extremely tight touch if the piece is not to sag and slow down! Perhaps younger players could try the triplets three to a bow. There are lots of opportunities for open strings and easy positions, and experienced players can explore more complex positions with full vibrato. Technically, this quartet can be performed by professionals or by quite young players. Make sure that you listen to the clip as well as watch the video, as the clip has been mastered since recording. I have arranged this wonderful piece for quartet/string orchestra, as well as for violin and piano, and cello and piano, and will probably do so again for other instruments. The composer of the music, John Lunn, won two Primetime Emmys for the hauntingly beautiful score. Spring Prelude, Just One Kiss of Spring, March Clouds, Rain, An April Lullaby, Good Morning to May, Here's to June, Spring Nocturneĭownton Abbey was a much loved TV series that ran for six seasons capturing the hearts of many across the world. Although a few low notes are found here and there, all of these pieces can easily be adapted to a harp with 29 strings or even 26. Spring Nocturne, in C and 4/4, is very simple to play, with only a few full chords.
Here?s to June, in 4/4, key of G, has more drive than the preceding tunes. Good Morning to May, in G and ?, is a lovely slow and simple tune. An April Lullaby, in G and ?, is marked ?tenderly,?. Rain is in E minor, almost monotonous and excellent for meditation. Spring Clouds is in 6/8, key of A minor, fairly moving with a key change to F. Just One Kiss of Spring is in 4/4 key of G, slow with a few large rolled major 7th chords. Spring Prelude, key of C is in ? time,with a very sweet melody. A collection of gentle original melodies playable on lever or pedal harp.
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