Arrangements

Classical Arrangements

Religious Arrangements

Pop Arrangements

  • John Lennon: A Better World (string orchestra)

    The score and parts for a 7-minute medley for intermediate string orchestra by Sarah Wallin Huff includes pieces like "Yesterday," "Imagine," "Beautiful Boy," and "Hey Jude," featuring a sing-along section.

Holiday Arrangements

  • Hark the Herald Angels Sing (violin, cello, piano)

    This text features music scores for violin, cello, and piano, including options for demo listening and purchasing, with details on pricing and downloadable formats.

  • In the Bleak Midwinter (voice, piano, opt. strings)

    An original adaptation of 'In the Bleak Midwinter' for voice and piano, this sheet music includes optional string parts.

  • In the Bleak Midwinter

    This text presents an original adaptation of the Christmas carol 'In the Bleak Midwinter.' It reflects themes of humility, worship, and the birth of Jesus Christ, with imagery of winter and the simplicity of a stable. The narrator contemplates what they can give to the Lord, ultimately offering their heart.

  • O Come All Ye Faithful (Chamber Arrangements)

    This is a product listing for 'O Come All Ye Faithful' arranged for various instruments by Sarah Wallin Huff. It includes a score, parts in PDF format, and a demo link.

  • O Holy Night (Chamber Arrangements)

    O Holy Night (Chamber Arrangements) by Sarah Wallin Huff is available for Violin, Cello, and Piano. The score and parts are provided as a single PDF, with an option to listen to a live demo.

  • Silent Night (for Violin, Cello, and Piano)

    The text describes two musical scores by Sarah Wallin Huff for Violin, Cello, and Piano. 'Silent Night' and 'An Underscore' are available as PDFs, including demos and pricing options.

  • Wassail Rock (Piano and Voice)

    This is a fun adaptation of the traditional carol 'Wassail Song' by Sarah Wallin Huff, available in C Major or D Major, with melody, chords, and piano part included.

  • Wassail Rock

    This is an adaptation of the traditional English carol 'Wassail Song,' celebrating community and joy during the New Year.