I Thought That I Could Live
Includes one print, plus interactive sheet music in our mobile apps
Score Details
Available as digital sheet music, “I Thought That I Could Live” from Death Takes A Holiday is a piano/vocal/chords arrangement you can download and print. The song was written by Maury Yeston. This edition includes 9 pages of music.
It's written in E minor. It's marked intensely, at about 96 BPM. It's written for Voice and Piano.
Contains complete lyrics. Its style is Show/Broadway. There are 2 arrangements of this song available on Musicnotes, for different instruments and levels.
From the Book:
Death Takes a Holiday
- Arrangement
- Piano/Vocal/Chords
- Composer
- Maury Yeston
- Lyricist
- Maury Yeston
- Product #
- MN0100500
- Pages
- 9 Pages
- Vocal Range
-
Voice:
- Publisher
- BMG Rights Management
- Date
- 2008
- Tempo
- Intensely
- Metronome
- q = 96
- Original Published Key
- E Minor
- Time Signature
- 2/4
- Product Type
- Official
- Interactive
- Yes
Tags
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Frequently Asked Questions
What key is this version in, and is it available in other keys?
The piano/vocal/chords edition of “I Thought That I Could Live” is in E minor. You can also purchase it in one other key, sold separately.
Can I print or download the sheet music?
Your purchase comes with 1 authorized print and an interactive copy you can access for life through the free Musicnotes apps. If you need a PDF, you can add one to your order at checkout.
Can I preview the score and hear it before buying?
You can preview the piano/vocal/chords score for “I Thought That I Could Live” and hear its playback on this page before choosing a key or purchase option. The playback follows the notation in this exact arrangement, helping you hear how the music is written before you buy.
What does this piano/vocal/chords arrangement include?
The piano/vocal/chords arrangement of “I Thought That I Could Live” is written for voice and piano, allowing one singer and one accompanist to perform it as written. Complete lyrics are included, so a singer can work from this copy alone.
What time signature is this version in?
The music is written in 2/4. Each measure contains two quarter-note beats.
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