Hanukkah Music for String Orchestra

Not two or three, but six authentic Chanukah songs make up this delightful medley: Maoz Tsur, Oseh Shalom, Svivon, Mi Yamaiel, Chanukah, and My Dreydl are Hebrew folk songs that

Beautiful harmonies and lush scoring form the basis of this lovely arrangement of this lesser-known traditional Hanukkah song. Every section has the opportunity to play the melody. Excellent for teaching

Hanukkah - the Festival of Lights - has a rich musical tradition that has been celebrated for centuries. Based on the traditional song Sevivon, Hanukkah Dance begins with a straightforward

Liven up your holiday concert with a medley of four familiar Hanukkah tunes that are perfect for intermediate to advanced levels. Everyone gets a chance to play the melody in this exciting arrangement.

A unique Hanukkah selection, this piece embodies traditional Jewish music with its haunting melodies in 4/4 time. This arrangement uses easy rhythms, lifts, tremolo, and two-note slurs and ties along with

The traditional Hebrew melody has been arranged for string orchestra in the key of D minor. Includes a piano part.

Often heard during Chanukah, this lilting melody is memorable and loved by all. Its simplicity will capture you and linger on.

With its dark harmonies, contagious melodies and bright tempo, this work is enjoyable for all sections. It captures the essence of the glowing and flickering candles of the menorah.

Played mostly pizzicato, this spirited arrangement of an Israeli folksong is really fun to play. Even in cut-time, it's still accessible for middle school groups and will add variety to December holiday

Kick off the holiday season with a festive Hanukkah piece that ends with Deck the Halls! This arrangement explores "gypsy-style" music at an ever-changing, whirling dance tempo, and the traditional

Two fun and upbeat Jewish dances sung during the celebration of Hanukkah. Younger string musicians will play a few low first fingers, pizzicato, and simple sixteenth-note rhythms. All sections have

This piece portrays both the reflective and celebratory sides of the Hanukkah season. The music weaves between minor and parallel major keys and from legato to staccato articulations creating a vivid