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*Should you use this audio, you must credit "Ambervale" or disclose this link"*

All transcribed by ear! I have never seen the master score to this scene.
Here's my orchestral transcription/arrangement of the Finale from Walt Disney's 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. This was actually my first Snow White transcription. I had to shelve it for 3 years, as I had just started transcribing. It was too hard at the time. In my opinion, this was one of the harder transcriptions, just below the Climax Chase, as the choir is very loud and there is no full instrumental that has been released. As you may notice, I left out the wedding bells. The wedding bells are actually a sound effect that was created by Jimmy MacDonald. I hadn't found a sound font that has the same timbre. I used this as my guide:   • Snow White Finale Guide  

But since this was the track that got me into transcribing music, I had to finish it to the best of my ability and release it as my final transcription work from Snow White since college is getting busy.



Everything was executed with Musescore, a free music notation software with imported sound fonts. Unfortunately, the application doesn’t feature an array of articulations.

SoundFonts

Woodwinds
Flute “Flute” Saint James Orchestral
Oboe “Oboe” GeneralUser
Clarinet “Clarinet” Saint James Orchestral
Bass Clarinet “Clarinet Solo” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra
Bassoon “Bassoon” Saint James Orchestral

Brass
French Horn “(Brass) French Horn” HQ Orchestral Collection
Trumpet “(Brass) Trumpet” HQ Orchestral Collection
Trombone “(Brass) Trombone” HQ Orchestral Collection
Tuba “Tuba Solo” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra

Strings
Violin “1st Violins Sustain” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra
Violin 2 “2nd Violins Sustain” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra
Viola “Violas Sustain” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra
Cello “Celli Sustain” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra
Bass “Basses Sustain” Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra



The audio is only an inorganic MIDI of my work. It’s not worthy of a high quality download; however feel free to use the video but please give me credit.