In the tradition of Britten, Holst, and Vaughan Williams before him, British composer John Rutter has composed a wonderful work for strings based on the rich legacy of the folk music of the British Isles.
A staple of string orchestra literature, Dag Wiren's Serenade for Strings (1937) is the best-known work by the Swedish composer. The four contrasting movements are I.
Written as a metaphor for the hardship and isolation caused by the 2020 pandemic, this dramatic tone poem is a testament to courage and the undaunted nature of the human spirit. The piece follows the voyage
Powerful and vigorous from measure one to the end, the rhythms are patterned after heavy metal. Chord structures are rich and complex. The solo violin part is designed to showcase an advanced/professional
Engaging harmonies, slow development, and a full breadth of expressive opportunities allow orchestras to achieve the highest levels of musicianship. Exceptionally lyrical and absolutely stunning!
One of America's most historic moments was accompanied by this very unique work, composed especially for the occasion and performed by a quartet of America's finest artists - Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman,
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Composed for the victims, survivors, family and friends of the Parkland school shooting on February 14, 2018 in Parkland, Florida. An optional yet highly recommended harp part is included.
This beautiful, programmatic, contemporary, evocative, and melodic piece follows a dialog between the solo viola and the string ensemble. It is inspired by the Native Americans moon cycles.
This work was commissioned by Omega, the luxury Swiss watchmaker, as they prepared to unveil two new watches. The goal was to compose music inspired by the elegance of the watches and the acoustic
A beautiful, challenging, and musically rewarding work for advanced string orchestra that pays homage to the French Impressionist period, specifically depicting the art of Edgar Degas. Originally written
Gaelic Symphony, also known as Symphony in E Minor, Op. 32, was written by American composer Amy Beach (1867-1944). The symphony premiered October 30, 1896 in Boston and was the first symphony by
mysterious and programmatic, this work uses motifs built on multiple compound meters written in ABCBA form, with the last two sections written as variants of the first two.