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Photograph (arr. Bernardo Pereira) Digital Sheet Music
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Photograph (arr. Bernardo Pereira)by Ed Sheeran Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music

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This arrangement of Photograph is a clean sheet music without chords symbols and fingerings. It is also transposed version in F major. The arrangement presents the melody in the right hand and the accompaniment in the left hand. The melody is present in the first section while the left hand accompanies it with broken chords. On the chorus, the melody has notes that fill the harmony on the second layer. Then, the same structure from the first verse returns on the second part (bars 42-66). The chorus reappears harmonized in octaves. In the bridge (bars 83-90), the main melody is in octaves with a crescendo leading to the chorus. At the end of the song, the chorus reappears in a smooth and soft atmosphere with whole notes in the left hand. In the last bar, the tonic chord suddenly appears as seventh chord in arpeggio. It contrasts with the previous idea from the final section. Fingering suggestions and chord symbols are available throughout the arrangement.

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