We’re running a competition for the best cover version of the Morecambe and Wise classic, Bring Me Sunshine!
In partnership with Hal Leonard Europe, we want to see social media awash with your finest renditions of this timeless tune, whatever the style, genre or arrangement. Take a listen to existing cover versions for some inspiration and check out Make Music Day ambassadors, Apollo5 with their take on Bring Me Sunshine.
How to enter
Simply post your cover version of Bring Me Sunshine on Make Music Day, Sunday 21 June 2020, using the hashtags #MakeMusicDayUK and #MySunshine to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram for the chance to win!
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Can you take up the challenge, and learn to play the Make Music Day official anthem, Bring Me Sunshine, in time for 21 June?
Sign up to view and download the free arrangements below and get started!
Bring me Sunshine – brass band
Bring me Sunshine – choral (SAB + Pno)
Bring me Sunshine – melody line and chords
Bring me Sunshine – orchestral
Bring me Sunshine – piano, voice, guitar
Bring me Sunshine – ukulele
Bring Me Sunshine – 2 part vocal
JUdging
Entries will be shortlisted and judged by Make Music Day UK, Hal Leonard Europe, Together TV, Making Music and Apollo5.
Prize
The winner will be notified by 1 July 2020 and receive £150 worth of MusicRoom vouchers as a prize.
Copyright notice/disclaimer
Bring Me SunshineWords by Sylvia DeeMusic by Arthur Kent© Copyright 1966 Music Sales Corporation.Chester Music Limited trading as Campbell Connelly & Co.All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.Used by Permission of Hal Leonard Europe Ltd.
Anyone wishing to use the Work for purposes outside of MMD activities (i.e. on a day other than 21 June 2020) will need to obtain a licence from Hal Leonard Europe. Please contact us for further information.
