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This is an orchestra waltz arranged from 'Guitar Waltz No. 1' for solo guitar by Abigail Smith. The instruments include flute, oboe, clarinet, french horn, trombone, euphonium, tuba, strings, snare and bass drum.

Waltz No. 1

Full Orchestra Part

The Mackinac Overture is a piece inspired by Mackinac Island in Michigan. Each section depicts different things on the island such as, arriving to the island, The Grand Hotel, Fort Mackinac, dinner at the Grand, The Ballroom, returning home and dreaming about going back.

Mackinac Overture

This piece includes all strings. Violins, violas, cellos, harpsichord, mandolin and guitar. It features a dance-like beat.

String Serenade No. 1

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This work is a short fugue for two pianos.

Fughetta for Two Pianos

Piano Duet-2 Pianos, 4 Hands

A full arrangement of the 1812 Overture for solo guitar. A popular piece
  by Tchaikovsky.

The 1812 Overture

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Embark on a riveting musical journey with Abigail Smith's Symphony No. 1 'Historic.' This original concert work masterfully interweaves rich, emotive melodies with complex harmonies, delivering a compelling narrative that captivates and inspires. Ideal for advanced ensembles seeking a profound and challenging addition to their repertoire. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Symphony No. 1 'Historic

This is the first movement of an original symphony. It is called the Historic symphony because each movement will have a theme based on a time period in music. This is the Medieval movement. It depicts a Celtic forest. Instruments include flute, oboe, harp and strings. The harp and flute are used a lot throughout this movement.

<p>This is the third movement of symphony no. 1. It is called the Historic symphony because each movement is based on different eras in music history. This movement is inspired by the Classical era.</p>

Symphony No. 1 'Historic'

This is the second piece of Tea music. It is a two and a half minute concerto for three trumpets and strings. It is called English Breakfast because it is inspired by that kind of tea. It depicts a happy morning fit for royalty.

Tea Music No. 2

Chamber Orchestra Part

This piece is for flutes, oboes, clarinets, french horns, piano and strings. It begins with a main melody with the low strings and viola. The music depicts a beautiful ship sailing though the ocean waves.

The Pen and the Poet Overture

This composition was composed in 2019. It is  called the Historic Symphony because each movement is based on an era of  music history. The instrumentation changes throughout the symphony  corresponding with the era of music each movement depicts. The eras include:  Medieval, Baroque, Classical and Romantic. The symphony also depicts the  progress of the piano throughout history. Parts of the composition also  contain types of composition popular throughout history such as the string  quartet and piano concerto. The last movement contains a choir which depicts  the progress of the symphony through the eras. The lyrics for the Choral part  are from an English translation of 'To the Full Moon Rising', by Wolfgang Von  Goethe, who's poetry was popular to use throughout music history.

Symphony No. 1

Guitar with orchestra accompaniment of Variations on a Theme of Carcassi. Theme composed by Matteo Carcassi. Variations and accompaniment composed by Abigail Smith.

Variations on a Theme of Carcassi

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