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Canto Per Mio Padre, Part I

This is the title track to my 2010 recording dedicated to my dad. The piece opens the album, introducing works by Schubert / Liszt, Brahms, Debussy, and Rachmaninoff / Molinaro. It returns in its entirety to close the album, framing some of my father's favorite pieces with a work of my own.

Norwegian Wood

Composer: John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Arranger: Anthony Molinaro

Instrument: Piano Solo

Format: PDF

I'm happy to finally have a Beatles' score available for you! This is my exact arrangement from the album Here, There and Everywhere. More to come now that copyright hurdles have been cleared. 

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Something

Composer: George Harrison

Arranger: Anthony Molinaro

Instrument: Piano Solo

Format: PDF

My second Beatles score! We're rolling now!! This is the exact arrangement that I play on the album Here, There and Everywhere. One of my favorites.

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Rachmaninoff / Molinaro Andante from the Sonata for Cello and Piano

As recorded on my album Canto Per Mio Padre. I arranged this when I was a graduate student at Northwestern University and have long included it in many recital programs. I'm happy to finally make it public and look forward to hearing  some of you play it in the future!

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Stardust

Composer: Hoagy Carmichael

Arranger: Anthony Molinaro

Instrument: Piano Solo

Format: PDF

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Portrait of Tracy

Composer: Jaco Pastorius

Arranger: Anthony Molinaro

Instrument: Piano Solo

Format: PDF

Description: I did this arrangement for Andrew Russo's 2008 album Mixtape. Hear Andy's performance from the album here, and the original - from the brilliant bassist Jaco Pastorius - here.

Fugue (on a theme from "In My Life")

Composer: Anthony Molinaro

Instrument: Piano Solo

Format: PDF

Description: A Fugue in four parts that I composed for my album Here, There and Everywhere. The subject - or theme - of this work is the baroque inspired instrumental interlude from the Beatles song "In My Life." You should be able to reach the interval of a tenth in order to play this comfortably. Watch on YouTube.

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