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Spanning U.S. history from the revolutionary days to the first part of the 20th century, this medley begins with Yankee Doodle, originally a British march with lyrics that taunted the Colonies but

Chanson Triste allows students to explore phrasing as an ensemble. The melancholy sensibility allows students to feel how the tempo and dynamics should be paced based on how they collectively feel

The combining and interweaving of several simple melodic lines throughout the ensemble make this concert/festival work an ideal addition to the repertoire of developing orchestras. The extensive use of

Inspired by a beautiful sunrise with a few clouds drifting slowly across the sun. Picture the flow of these abstract cloud formations as the strings are in perpetual motion throughout. The haunting melody

This composition paints a musical reflection of a pleasant dream. The lush harmonies and rich moving lines combine to create an almost cinematic retelling of the dream.

This anthem of peace, love, and togetherness has been performed around the globe for decades. This beautiful new arrangement is designed to be performed as a stand-alone version for string orchestra, or it

This regal concert march brings a rich ensemble sound to your string orchestra. From its driving opening lines through the back and forth of the various string sections, it will be a welcome addition to

Over the years, O Holy Night has been sung and recorded by performers of numerous musical styles and genres, from operatic to pop. In all versions of the text, the song reflects on the birth of

Composed by Dvorak in 1893, his "Symphony No. 9" is his most popular symphony and one of the most beloved symphonies in the modern orchestra repertoire. The symphony has become popularly known as "The New

This collage of famous classical themes includes thirteen well-known and easily recalled works, which are “strung” together in this fast-paced yet very musical arrangement.

The melodies of the Three Bach Chorales were not actually composed by J.S. Bach; all were in contemporary use in the Lutheran church. Bach harmonized them in clear, even simple ways that are