Does anyone know where I can find the piano music for Bella's lullaby?

Once upon a time I was deeply involved in the poetry of the Inter Regnum in Britain. Byron, Shelley, and Keats. I bought a large volume containing all of their poetry, but, to my dismay, discovered that it didn't contain the words of the poems. You will know how I felt, I bet! I have the DVD copies of every film made by the actor Peter Sellers, but there are absolutely no pictures on my screen when I try to view them. Night after night I play these DVDs, but there is nothing to watch, nothing to hear. It makes me sad. I bet you know how I feel? My Uncle died last year. He was a famous artist, and I have been bequethed every one of his unsold paintings. They arrived yesterday, and, full of expectant joy, I looked at them one by one. The canvas of each was bare! There was no paint on any of them. Bella's Lullabye Music without notes. At least you can tell people you have the Music, I guess, but it would be nice to have the notes as well, perhaps. If there has to be Music without notes, I suppose that Bella's Lullabye is a really good work for that to happen to. What did you intend to do with the notes? (I would stick them on Christmas Cards as decoration. Very few people would know what Music they were from, particularly if you mix them with notes from good music....).

Have you searched this forum about this subject yet? This question has been asked about a hundred times in the classical portion of Yahoo! answers. Search yahoo for the music or buy it on sheetmusicplus.com or something like that.

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Look at Jack Herring's answer...The sheet music has the notes. I'm surprised you can't find any sheet music with the notes. How would anyone play blank sheet music. (I'm sorry, there's Cage's "4' 3"" That's a blank score.) Edit: Ha, Ian you and I both thought of Cage. I also completely forgot about that Beethoven Symphony premiere. That conductor was so made he stuck his baton up Ludwig's ear causing the composer to go deaf!

No. When will the obsession with this trashy pseudo-classical piece of music die? Can Eddiekins perhaps bite it and put it out of its misery?

http://www.scribd.com/doc/11477465/Bella-Lullaby-Piano-Version

i found it yesterday!! i learnt it and i found that the first 12 bars are the orchestra intro from the movie. here you go: http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/5/1/1892540/Bellas%20Lullaby%20Score%20Final.pdf

search google and also youtube. i found a bunch of tutorials and music on youtube for bella's lullaby!

search for it on google or yahoo