









바다가 보이는 마을 (마녀 배달부 키키 OST) (for Viola and Piano)-히사이시 조
비올라, 피아노
난이도: 보통
5 페이지
주요 정보
- 악기 2
- 비올라피아노
- 페이지
- 5
- 난이도
- 보통
- 악보 종류
- 단선 악보
- 편성
- 앙상블
- 가사 유무
- 미포함
- 코드 유무
- 미포함
- 악기
- 비올라, 피아노
- 페이지
- 5
- 난이도
- 보통
- 악보 종류
- 단선 악보
- 편성
- 앙상블
- 가사 유무
- 미포함
- 코드 유무
- 미포함
A refined duo arrangement of A Town with an Ocean View from Kiki’s Delivery Service, composed by Joe Hisaishi. Beyond the well-known opening melody, the full structure of the original soundtrack is faithfully preserved. The solo instrument carries the lyrical main theme, while the piano recreates the rich orchestral counter-melodies and harmonic textures with remarkable detail.
Numerous orchestral inner lines have been carefully adapted into the piano accompaniment, maintaining the color and atmosphere of the original score. The result is a vibrant yet intimate concert piece, ideal for recitals, auditions, and performance videos seeking warmth and cinematic charm.
Positions required include Violin up to 4th position, Viola up to 1st position, and Cello up to 7th position. The cello part involves higher register shifting, while the overall writing ensures natural balance and expressive phrasing between the instruments.
A refined duo arrangement of A Town with an Ocean View from Kiki’s Delivery Service, composed by Joe Hisaishi. Beyond the well-known opening melody, the full structure of the original soundtrack is faithfully preserved. The solo instrument carries the lyrical main theme, while the piano recreates the rich orchestral counter-melodies and harmonic textures with remarkable detail.
Numerous orchestral inner lines have been carefully adapted into the piano accompaniment, maintaining the color and atmosphere of the original score. The result is a vibrant yet intimate concert piece, ideal for recitals, auditions, and performance videos seeking warmth and cinematic charm.
Positions required include Violin up to 4th position, Viola up to 1st position, and Cello up to 7th position. The cello part involves higher register shifting, while the overall writing ensures natural balance and expressive phrasing between the instruments.