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McHUGH, Jimmy – Popular Song “I’m in the Mood for Love” – 7 CELLOS

Other Identification:
“I’m in the Mood for Love” is a popular song published in 1935. The music was written by Jimmy McHugh, with the lyrics by Dorothy Fields. The song was introduced by Frances Langford in the movie Every Night at Eight released that year. It became Langford’s signature song.

Movements or sections:
marked ‘Slowly’

Instrumentation:
SEPTET OF SEVEN CELLOS (see note below)
Arranged by David Johnstone

2 PDFs:
1] – General Score
2] – All individual parts
NOTE! With 7 musicians, cellists play the base four voices in the following way:
Voice/Part 1 – Cello 1
Voice/Part 2 – Cellos 2 and 3
Voice/Part 3 – Cellos 4 and 5
Voice/Part 4 – Cellos 6 and 7
Cellists play divisi at EVERY opportunity!

Approximate difficulty:
Medium to difficult
This piece is a cello transcription based on the real-life interpretation of the jazz pianist George Shearing in the 1940s. I think it is ideal for cello ensembles but should be attempted by fairly competent cellists …
Why, you’ll ask, these parts don’t seem that hard?!
Well, the rich and close part writing means that the piece really does need a high quality and ‘adaptable’ intonation together with a rounded medium size vibrato that is fairly regular and fairly constant in all parts. Therefore, this makes for great practice by a cello ensemble but rewarding results, and the chance to stamp a personal interpretation!

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