Where can i find edward cullen's version of bella's lullaby on piano sheet music?

Use the search bar. This question has been asked about 100 times. I'm sure if you use the search engine, you will find what you're looking for.Where can i find edward cullen's version of bella's lullaby on piano sheet music?
Here it is.


http://www.scribd.com/doc/9503257/Carter鈥?/a>


Hit ';iPaper'; and then ';Print.';


It's such a pretty song, not ';pop pap'; or whatever.


Don't worry, some of us top contributors still keep our manners, regardless of the orange badge under our screen names. People here are just not open to new music. Besides, Bella's Lullaby draws influences from classical music. Who really cares whether the composer is Debussy or Carter Burwell? It's the sound that matters, right? I bet they have never even listened to Bella's Lullaby.


However, I think it would have been smarter to just use the search bar. Saves you five points! ;-)





Edit: By the way, I learned how to play Fur Elise, Moonlight Sonata, and Symphony No. 9 on piano by ear, not to mention Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture on violin, but that doesn't make those pieces ';disgustingly easy'; for everyone.Where can i find edward cullen's version of bella's lullaby on piano sheet music?
I am aghast and dismayed that when composing your question you did not notice the prompts to the fact that a question like this gets asked in here nearly every day. Did you not bother looking?





To add insult to injury, it is not classical music - it is bad instrumental pop and we in this forum are sick tired of the endless questions (all of them the same!) about this piece of pop pap.
Oh my gosh, people! Shut up!





Clearly, you just want to find some sheet music. Don't worry. Your taste is not a disgrace to classical music or whatever these other people said. I'm also trying to find it.





Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but at least my answer is less condescending than any other one on here.





Best of luck!





-Melissa
Bella's Lullaby is very difficult! I would stay with something easier like Franz Liszt's Transcendental Etude #12. It is really cool and easy to play. There are parts where you make sounds like snow blowing in the wind. I love playing it for friends especially this time of year.
Easy - just search all the other questions about Bella's Lullaby and you'll find the answer you are looking for.
You can go to ';bad sheet music stores'; and search for ';bad music';.





Good luck!
The Searchbar - because this question is asked a million times, and in the wrong forum too.
You know, it isn't that hard. I can play it by ear. Easiest, most disgusting piece ever.