I’ve gotten quite a few requests for flute-solo sheet music of some of the How to Train Your Dragon songs. Here’s Romantic Flight. I may make more in the future.
Also, allow me to preface this publication with the fact that I’m not a wind-instrumentalist (yet), and that the word “embouchure” still sounds like a French dessert to me.
Along the same lines as a much-simplified version of Test Drive for beginning piano players, here is Forbidden Friendship, the most powerful of
I’m fairly new to arranging pieces way below my level, and I’m sometimes having trouble gauging levels. This is perhaps a 2… a 3? What do you think?
Upon request from a mother of a beginning pianist, I got commissioned to simplify Test Drive, from the ever-popular How to Train Your Dragon. Here is a version, arranged for the beginning pianist (level 2-3?).
Someone recently requested some cello sheet music for a few HTTYD songs. Here it is!
If you are a player of stringed instruments and have feedback about the notation, let me know!
I just saw How to Train Your Dragon again, and still love it. I’m getting back to arranging a few songs that I started.
Here’s finally something presentable – the opening and first song on the soundtrack, This is Berk. I used the help of Musicn0t3s’s arrangement. Work-in-progress! Update 11/17/2010: Sheet music completed. Here is the final version.
And here is all other HTTYD sheet music that I have arranged. Thanks for viewing / playing!
