Is there anything more exciting than being at the ocean and seeing a pod of dolphins playing offshore? This tuneful and emotionally inspiring piece uses the sounds of a playful sea shanty to paint this

This delightful medley of holiday favorites "strung" together in a very accessible arrangement will make an excellent and festive addition to your holiday program. Perfect as a light and easy treat for high

The bass and percussion sections lay down the classic bolero groove while the rest of the orchestra takes turns playing the lazy, singing, rolling melody. Enjoy a warm, tropical feeling as the orchestra

This straightforward Baroque march works as either a processional or concert work for beginning to intermediate strings. It's a pleasing arrangement that reinforces many concepts such as dotted quarter-note

Sinfonia for String Orchestra, written for the International Sejong Soloists. Based on the Quintet for Strings. Composed in 2001. Duration: 17'

Rhythm teaches a consistent counting system, develops excellent sight-reading skills, shows note relationships via graphic "rhythm boxes," and provides 18 pages of bowed rhythm studies.

Very faithful to the original but arranged with the younger player in mind, this setting of an orchestral staple is sure to challenge every section of your orchestra. The lyrical opening section will

Another fantastic collection of 33 performance pieces for students of all different playing levels! Each piece is scored with an advanced (A) and a beginning (B) part for violin, viola, cello, and bass. The

Using only the notes on the open strings, unison writing, and simple quarter- and eighth-note rhythms, this exciting and very accessible original work is the perfect choice for a beginning orchestra's first

The title is truth in advertising! This is about learning to cross strings as well as skipping fingers and developing proper hand position and finger independence. Some enjoyable knocking and other sounds

Fanfare for Strings began as an exercise in modal writing utilizing all seven modes on the tone D, beginning with the “darkest” (Locrian) and progressing through each one until we reach

These supplemental books correlate with pieces found in the first two Suzuki Method Violin Books along with an original by Doug Cameron. The audio CD contains all the tracks with violin and