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Lily's Theme. Main Theme from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2. Alexandre Desplat. Piano Solo sheet music.

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Lily's Theme. Main Theme from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2. Alexandre Desplat. Piano Solo sheet music.

Original

Lily's Theme. Main Theme from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2. Piano Solo. Composed by Alexandre Desplat. 1961-. For Piano. This edition. Piano Solo. Piano Solo - Popular Sheet. Sheet. Solo. Original Sheet Music Edition. Movie. 4 pages. Published by Alfred Music. AP.38826. ISBN 0739084682. Movie. "Lilyâs Theme" is the haunting melody that opens and recurs at several points during the climactic final film in the epic Harry Potter series. Pianists overwhelmingly choose it as the most popular piece to play from Alexandre Desplatâs outstanding score. Each ORIGINAL SHEET MUSIC EDITION has been arranged for piano by Alfred's talented staff of arrangers. Every effort has been made for the arrangement to be playable on the piano and to sound as close to the original recording as possible. If there are lyrics, a separate vocal line is used so that singers can easily sing along, and all lyrics as heard on the original recording are always included. Almost all arrangements are written in the original key in which they were recorded.

Translation

Lily's Theme. Main Theme from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2. Piano Solo. Composed by Alexandre Desplat. 1961-. For Piano. This edition. Piano Solo. Piano Solo - Popular Sheet. Sheet. Only. Original Sheet Music Edition. Movie. 4 pages. Published by Alfred Music. AP.38826. ISBN 0739084682. Movie. "Lilyâs Theme" is the haunting melody that opens and recurs at several points during the climactic final film in the epic Harry Potter series. Pianists overwhelmingly choose it as the most popular piece to play from Alexandre Desplatâs outstanding score. Each ORIGINAL SHEET MUSIC EDITION has been arranged for piano by Alfred's talented staff of arrangers. Every effort has been made for the arrangement to be playable on the piano and to sound as close to the original recording as possible. If there are lyrics, a separate vocal line is used so that singers can easily sing along, and all lyrics as heard on the original recording are always included. Almost all arrangements are written in the original key in which they were recorded.