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With Two Wings, Original Score Sheet Music

All good things come to those who wait, right? Well, we hope so, because here is the sheet music at last for the six major themes of With Two Wings. Please feel free to download them and learn them to your heart’s content (just don’t sell them on the black market). The themes for Lyf, Mom and Dad are geared towards beginning pianists and the other three songs are geared towards more experienced pianists. We hope that the beautiful story of With Two Wings is still impacting your home like it is ours.

Cheers!
CJ and Samm Madsen
Composer and Dramaturg Duo

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Suite from With Two Wings, I. Mom’s Theme, Piano Solo
Suite from With Two Wings, II. Dad’s Theme, Piano Solo
Suite from With Two Wings, III. Lyf’s Theme, Piano Solo
Suite from With Two Wings, IV. Meta’s Theme, Piano Solo
Suite from With Two Wings, V. Taur’s Theme, Piano Solo
Suite from With Two Wings, VI. Final Scene, Piano Solo

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