Girl from Ipanema

Two new versions of the Girl from Ipanema are now available. One is for string quartet, and one is for cello quartet. Both are available as digital downloads. Why shouldn’t string players get the cool tunes?

Bring the smooth, sophisticated sound of bossa nova to the cello section with this expressive arrangement of “The Girl from Ipanema” for cello quartet.

Featuring the iconic melody, rich harmonies, and laid-back Brazilian groove of this timeless classic, this arrangement lets four cellists explore a variety of musical textures and colors. With the melody shared across the ensemble and supportive bass lines, harmonies, and rhythmic figures woven throughout, every player has an important role.

Perfect for recitals, concerts, weddings, cocktail hours, and special events, this arrangement offers a fresh and distinctive take on one of the most recognizable songs in jazz and popular music.

Bring the timeless bossa nova sound of “The Girl from Ipanema” to the string quartet! This elegant arrangement captures the song’s relaxed Brazilian groove, sophisticated harmonies, and unmistakably smooth melody for two violins, viola, and cello.

Perfect for concerts, weddings, cocktail hours, receptions, and other special events, this arrangement gives each instrument an engaging part while preserving the effortless character of the original. Whether performed by an experienced quartet or used as stylish background music, it offers a beautiful blend of warmth, rhythm, and sophistication.

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About miriamtroxler

Miriam Troxler resides in Beaver, Pa, where she runs a private music studio. After graduation from Chatham University, she toured in Europe with the Continental Singers Orchestra as principal cellist. A long time member of Greenville Symphony Orchestra, she is also the founder and musical director of CelloBrationS. Miriam enjoys composing and arranging with several published pieces to date.
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