Nothing You Can Take From Me
Nothing You Can Take From Me
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SKU: A0.1350086
By Rachel Zegler And The Covey Band. By Dave Cobb and Suzanne Collins. Arranged by Jen Smith Lanthier. Blues,Country,Film/TV,Folk,Rock. Score. 2 pages. Ocean Tails Music #934861. Published by Ocean Tails Music (A0.1350086).Nothing You Can Take From Me by Rachel Zegler and The Covey Band is from the soundtrack of the 2023 film The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. This arrangement of the boot-stompin’ Country-Blues hit song is written for Intermediate (Levels 4-5) Solo Piano. Free time (senza misura) sections allow the performer to mimic the improvised sound of the vocal solos, while the contrasting steady quarter notes in the left hand embody the driving sound of the band. This piece is arranged in the original key for the most authentic sound; it includes a few moments of syncopation and quick note changes, and otherwise very manageable chord changes. This piece is perfect for intermediate students who are fans of Zegler, The Hunger Games, and a classic Country Rock sound. Guitar chords included.
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