(Selected Themes from the Motion Picture) Composed by John Williams. For piano solo. From the motion picture "Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone". Format: piano solo songbook. With color photos. Movies. 48 pages. 9x12 inches. Published by Warner Brothers. (WB.0639B)
Contents:
Diagon Alley Family Portrait Harry's Wondrous World Hedwig's Theme Hogwarts Forever Nimbus 2000 Quidditch Voldemort Fluffy's Harp
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"I purchased this book expecting it to have a couple mildly good songs, and so was extremely surprised by how true this book is to the original score. It is a must, MUST have for any Harry Potter lover! I highly recomend it."
-- Catherine from Pocatello, ID, July 25, 2003
Catherine rated this title's difficulty level as:
"I absoloutely love Harry Potter, and I was so excited when the films came out. I was fascinated by John Williams's work, so I went and bought the soundtracks and the piano books for both films. It helps to understand the mood if you have the soundtracks. The music is a way to escape into the realms of Harry Potter, and it's a must-have for any piano-playing Harry Potter fan. I absoloutely adore this book, and I'm going to keep it until it falls apart and even after that. I'm in grade three piano but it's about a grade four, early grade five peice, for some of the more complicated songs like Harry's Wondrous World. Happy Playing!"
-- Shannon from Manitoba, May 17, 2003
Shannon rated this title's difficulty level as:
Intermediate
"This is full of good music which I will always enjoy. It wasn't as difficult as I was expecting although it still sounds wonderful."
-- Kirsten Shield from Scotland, November 01, 2002
Kirsten Shield rated this title's difficulty level as:
Early intermediate
"I have read harry potter at least 10 times and was fasinated at the wonderful work done on the music having the right representations. I love it and want to be able to play it some day. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. For some day I want to be as good as that. Thanks for listerning I hope I've helped you. Bye!!!"
-- Rebecca Collier from Australia, Northern Territory, September 26, 2002
Rebecca Collier rated this title's difficulty level as:
Intermediate/advanced
