Mandolin Sheet Music

My own arrangements I am providing my own work here under an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Creative Commons License. (Edited with the free Musescore software.) For mandolin quartet/plucked string orchestra Eric Satie's 1. Gymnopedie New Zealand's most famous song: Pokarekare Ana. (Here is a video of the Braunschweig Mandolin Orchestra playing this piece.) Another New Zealand song: Soon may the Wellerman come Yangguan Pass Song (阳关三叠 or "Three Variations of the Parting of the Friends at the Yangguan Pass"). This is a famous Chinese piece of music which I transcribed for solo guitar and plucked string orchestra. Originally the music was written for guqin (zither). My version is modern, but tries to maintain the Chinese pentatonic style. An electronic rendering of the sound is provided below (unfortunately Musescore does not have a mandolin tremolo sound). If you play this piece, I'd love to hear about it! Five Minute Beethoven (a slightly humorous compilation for the Beethoven year) For duos or trios Mozart's An die Zither for voice and mandolin, but a fifths lower than original Mozart's Zufriedenheit for voice and mandolin, but a fifths lower than original Joplin's Entertainer for 2 mandolins and guitar Chopin's Waltz in A Minor for 2 mandolins and guitar Dances from Händel's Fireworks Music for 2 mandolins and guitar Keep on the Sunny Side of Life for 2 mandolins, voice and guitar Sheet music for learning to play Dodo (only 4 notes, notes between the lines) guitar version mandolin version with accompanying voices Coco (only 4 notes, notes on the lines) guitar version mandolin version with accompanying voice

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