Conquest Of Paradise
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SKU: A0.1371718
Composed by Vangelis. Arranged by Valentine Roland. 20th Century,New Age. 1 pages. Valentine Roland #955939. Published by Valentine Roland (A0.1371718).Thank you for taking the time to visit my sheet music library.
This sheet music is a violin arrangement of the beautiful song "Conquest of Paradise" by the renowned Greek composer Vangelis. This 1-page sheet music in PDF format includes my suggested slurs and fingerings. Those are only suggestions for violinists who wish to use more advanced shiftings and play in different positions, but the whole piece is playable in the first position.
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