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Originally dedicated to the legendary Pablo de Sarasate, Rhapsodie Hongroise, Op. 5 is renowned for its "fiendishly difficult" passages and its synthesis of Hungarian folk idioms with the soulful expressiveness of the Russian violin school. Our arrangement brings these qualities to the forefront, offering a substantial and engaging piece that challenges the soloist while providing a rich and dynamic backdrop for the accompanying string orchestra. Elevate your repertoire with this exceptional arrangement of a violin masterpiece.

Auer Rhapsodie Hongroise Op 5 for Violin and String Orchestra

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Ignite the Stage with Sarasate's Navarra!

Unleash the fiery brilliance of Pablo de Sarasate's Navarra, Op. 33, a dazzling showpiece for two violins and piano. This virtuosic work, inspired by the vibrant folk music of Navarre, Spain, is a thrilling tour-de-force that will leave your audience breathless.

Navarra is a whirlwind of Spanish flair, brimming with captivating melodies, intricate passagework, and exhilarating interplay between the two violins. This edition provides the perfect platform for violinists to showcase their technical prowess and musicality, while the piano accompaniment offers a rich and supportive harmonic foundation.

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Sarasate Navarra Op. 33 for 2 Violins and Piano

Piano Trio- 2 Violins, Piano Trio

Dvorak's piano piece was written at the end of 1877 and is influence by
  SchubertA's Scottish Dances. It's a delightful piece which works perfectly for
  string orchestra

Scottish Dances Op. 41 for String Orchestra

Experience the eloquent beauty of Albinoni's Violin Concerto in C, masterfully arranged by Paul Wood for violin and string orchestra. This classical arrangement highlights the lyrical potency and emotional depth of Albinoni's composition, making it a distinguished choice for advanced ensembles seeking to enrich 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.

Albinoni Violin Concerto in C for Violin and String Orchestra

Experience the vibrant charm of Portnoff's Russian Fantasia No.3, now reimagined for solo violin and string orchestra! Meticulously crafted by Paul Wood, this new arrangement transforms the beloved violin and piano miniature into a captivating concert piece, offering a rewarding experience for intermediate string ensembles and an engaging challenge for the solo violinist.

Drawing on years of educational and performance experience, Paul Wood has thoughtfully expanded the accompaniment, adding rich orchestral colours and textures that enhance the original's melodic brilliance and spirited character. The string orchestra parts are carefully voiced to be accessible for intermediate players, making this a truly practical and engaging addition to any repertoire.

Portnoff Fantasa No 3 for Violin and String Orchestra

Playera for violin and piano Op. 23 No. 1 is from Sarasate's 3rd book of
  Spanish Dances, composed in 1880.
    
    
    
    Here is an arrangement for violin and string orchestra.

Sarasate Playera Op. 23 No. 1 for Violin and String Orchestra

Delve into the regal elegance of "Frederick II Sinfonia in G," masterfully arranged by Paul Wood. This classical piece, originally composed by Frederick II, has been beautifully reimagined to capture the essence of its historical grandeur. Perfect for orchestral ensembles seeking to enrich their repertoire with timeless sophistication. - 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.

Frederick II Sinfonia in G

Bohm's Sarabande is a staple of young violinist's repertoire.
    
    
    
    It is the 3rd piece from his Albumblatter
    
    
    
    Here is an arrangement for violin and string orchestra.

Bohm Sarabande

Wieniawski is famous as a virtuoso violinist and composer of difficult  violin pieces.a However, his reputed  last piece of music he composed before his death is for viola.

Wieniawski Reverie for Solo Viola and String Orchestra

Sarasate composed his second book of Spanish Dances Op. 22 in 1898.        Romanza Andaluza for violin and piano is the first in the set of this Op.  22.                Here is an arrangement of this beautiful piece for violin and string  orchestra.

Sarasate Romanza Andaluzai Op.22 No.1 for Violin and String Orchestra

Introduce your young violinist to the thrill of performing with a string orchestra! This meticulously crafted arrangement of Friedrich Seitz's Student Concerto No. 4, Op. 15 in D Major, provides an invaluable opportunity for developing musicians to experience the joy of ensemble playing.  Specifically designed to be accessible and engaging, this arrangement focuses on the first movement, bringing it to a satisfying and clear conclusion, allowing it to stand alone as a performance piece.  While the original work seamlessly transitions through all three movements, this version empowers young performers to master the first movement with confidence, fostering musical growth and a deeper appreciation for orchestral collaboration.  Perfect for student recitals, school concerts, and early orchestral experiences, this arrangement provides a stepping stone towards more advanced repertoire and a lasting love for classical music.

Seitz Student Concerto No. 4  Op. 15 for Violin and String Orchestra

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Sarasate Caprice Basque Op. 24 arranged for violin and string orchestra

Sarasate Caprice Basque Op. 24 for Solo Violin and String Orchestra

Meticulously crafted by Paul Wood, this edition transforms the delightful cello and piano miniature into a vibrant concert showpiece. Our arrangement thoughtfully expands the accompaniment, adding rich orchestral colours and textures while faithfully preserving the original's light, agile character and demanding cello virtuosity.

"Papillon" (Butterfly) Op. 3 No. 4 is renowned for its "cheekily humorous bravura" and "fluttering in the highest position." This arrangement brings those qualities to the forefront, offering a rewarding experience for the advanced cello soloist and providing a substantial, engaging piece for intermediate-advanced string orchestras.

Elevate your repertoire with this exciting and beautifully orchestrated version of a cello classic.

Perfect for: Concert programmes, advanced student recitals, and orchestras seeking engaging and technically rewarding repertoire.

Popper Papillon Op. 3 No. 4 for Cello and String Orchestra

Bring the charm and elegance of old Vienna to life with this captivating arrangement of Fritz Kreisler's Miniature Viennese March.

Originally composed for violin and piano in 1925 by the renowned Austrian-American violinist and composer, Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962), this edition reimagines the beloved work for solo violin and string orchestra.  Likely penned shortly after Kreisler's return to Europe after the First World War.

Kreisler Miniature Viennese March for Violin and String Orchestra

Looking to perform one of the most beloved violin concertos but don't have a full symphony orchestra on hand? You're not alone! Max Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 is a staple of the repertoire, but for many student and community orchestras, the full brass and woodwind sections are a luxury. This new arrangement solves that problem, giving you all the soaring melodies and passionate drama with just a solo violinist and a full string orchestra.

Max Bruch's G minor Violin Concerto, Op. 26, is an undisputed masterpiece of the Romantic era. While the full orchestral version is iconic, the heart of this work—its incredible melodic power and lyrical beauty—is carried by the solo violin and the lush, often lyrical, orchestral writing. This new arrangement expertly reduces the original score, capturing all of the harmonic richness and grandeur while making it accessible for string ensembles. It's the perfect solution for youth orchestras, college recitals, or amateur community groups who want to take on a major concerto.

Why It Matters
Playing a concerto like this connects you to a rich tradition of virtuosity and musical storytelling. This arrangement gives so many more musicians a chance to perform this legendary work, giving the soloist a chance to shine and the orchestra a chance to develop crucial ensemble skills. It’s a way for us all to keep this incredible music alive and thriving in our local communities, not just in the world's great concert halls.

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Perfect for solo and ensemble performances, for showcasing a talented student, or for bringing the house down at your next concert. We would absolutely love to hear your performance! Share your videos and photos with us online—let’s celebrate this amazing music together!

Bruch Violin Concerto No.1 Op. 26 for Violin and String Orchestra

Telemann: Concerti for 4 Violas (TWV 40:201-204) - Score and Parts

Experience the rich sonorities of Telemann's concertos, specially arranged for four violas! This unique edition brings a fresh perspective to these Baroque masterpieces, originally composed for four violins.

Features:

Reimagined for Violas: Enjoy these vibrant works with the warm and expressive tones of the viola. 
Unique scoring: No basso continuo, allowing the interplay of the violas to shine. 
Dynamic structure: Four movements (Slow-Fast-Slow-Fast) in the concerto grosso style. 
Telemann's signature style: Lively melodies, intricate counterpoint, and joyful energy. 
Historically informed edition: Perfect for students, ensembles, and professionals.

Discover a new dimension to these Baroque gems!

Telemann Concerto in D TWV 40:204 for 4 Violas

Viola Quartet

Brahms' Hungarian Dance No. 1 has been arranged and performed by many
  musicians and orchestras since its premiere in 1869. One of the most notable
  arrangements was made by Joseph Joachim, a renowned Hungarian violinist, and
  friend of Brahms.
    
    
    
    Joseph Joachim was a close friend of Brahms and one of the most renowned
  violinists of his time. He was born in Hungary and had a deep appreciation
  for Hungarian music. Joachim was so taken with Brahms' Hungarian Dances that
  he arranged them for violin and piano.
    
    
    
    Here is an arrangement for Violin and String Orchestra of Joachim's version
  for violin and piano.

Brahms Hungarian Dance No 1 for Violin String Orchestra

Belgian virtuoso violinist and composer Henri Vieuxtemps gifted the world with his Violin Concerto No. 5 in A minor, Op. 37, a masterwork of the Romantic era. Completed in 1859, this concerto was dedicated to his friend Hubert Leonard, who requested it as a challenging test piece for violin students at the Brussels Conservatory.

Despite its origins as a student test piece, the Violin Concerto No. 5 has secured its place in the repertoire as a beloved showcase of violin artistry.  Its popularity endures among both audiences and performers, making it a frequent choice for concerts and competitions.

Our expertly arranged edition for violin and string orchestra maintains the spirit and integrity of Vieuxtemps' original composition as well as bringing this iconic work within reach of smaller ensembles.

Vieuxtemps Violin Concerto No 5 Op. 37 for Violin and String Orchestra

Neiges d'antan Op.23 - The Snows of Yesteryear is one of nine poems
  written by Ysaye. This one was composed in 1914 for solo violin, strings,
  flute, and 2 horns.
    
    
    
    Here is an arrangement for violin and string orchestra.

Ysaye Les Neiges d'antan Op. 23

Looking for a *proper* first Romantic concerto that really stretches an advancing young cellist? This Rieding Cello Concerto in B minor, Op. 35 takes the much‑loved violin concerto and reimagines it for cello – keeping the drama and lyricism, but adding more demanding position work up the A string.

About the music

Originally written as a concerto for violin, this version is Rieding’s own arrangement for solo cello, remaining in the key of B minor. The melodic writing sings beautifully on the cello, while adapted passagework and octave‑displaced lines make full use of the instrument’s rich middle and upper register. Young players will meet extended shifts, cantabile playing in higher positions, and confident projection over the ensemble, making this an ideal stepping stone towards the mainstream Romantic concerto repertoire.

Why this arrangement?

Rather than a simple transcription, this edition follows Rieding’s own adaptation for cello, reshaping figurations and taking lines down the octave where needed so they sit naturally under the hand. It is noticeably more demanding than the better‑known violin version, giving ambitious learners and their teachers a concerto that really builds shifting security up the A string, left‑hand agility, and sustained singing tone. The orchestral parts provide a clear, supportive framework, allowing the soloist to lead with confidence in lessons, concerts, and exams.

Rieding Cello Concerto in B Minor Op. 35 for Cello and String Orchestra

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