Where can i find the viola sheet music for chopin's "raindrop"?

i found several free copies of it online but obviously its all piano parts... i was wondering if there were any parts translated for viola???

Where can i find the viola sheet music for chopin's "raindrop"?
go try here -


http://everynote.com/chopin/25.html


http://www.mfiles.co.uk/sheet-music.htm


http://www.mutopiaproject.org/cgibin/mak...
Reply:It's highly doubtful. The viola is not a highly popular instrument: in fact, amongst the standard string instruments, it's far and away the least popular.





You might possibly come across a transcription for violin and piano, and then transcribe the violin for viola. This particular piece is so "generic" to the piano, that I don't think it would really be suitable for transcription to any other instrument.





Good luck in your search, anyway,


Alberich





P.S.-One symphonic work in which the viola plays an almost concerto role, is Hector Berlioz's "Harold in Italy". You might want to take a listen; probably can find it on You Tube.