Coldplay
Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends
Coldplay
Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends
- Instrumentation Songbook (Piano/Vocal/Guitar)
- Edition Sheet Music
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Difficulty Level
- Composer Coldplay
- Artist Coldplay
- Editor Derek Jones
- Publisher Music Sales
- Order no. AM995104
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Description:
The matching folio for Coldplay's platinum selling album. The matching folio for Coldplay's platinum selling fourth album. This volume inlcudes transcriptions for Piano with Vocal line, Guitar chords and complete lyrics.
The album blends the band's familiar anthemic melodies with some moody atmospherics courtesy of legendary producer Brian Eno to create a new collection of songs which will not disappoint Coldplay fans.
Every song from the album is faithfully presented here including the two successful singles Violet Hill and Viva La Vida, and the two hidden tracks Chinese Sleep Chant and the Escapist.
The album blends the band's familiar anthemic melodies with some moody atmospherics courtesy of legendary producer Brian Eno to create a new collection of songs which will not disappoint Coldplay fans.
Every song from the album is faithfully presented here including the two successful singles Violet Hill and Viva La Vida, and the two hidden tracks Chinese Sleep Chant and the Escapist.
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Cemeteries Of London
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Chinese Sleep Chant
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Death And All His Friends
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Life In Technicolor
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Lost!
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Lovers In Japan/Reign of Love
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Strawberry Swing
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The Escapist
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Violet Hill
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Viva La Vida
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