From the pen of Aric Branchfield comes this exotic and exciting work that conveys the drama of the high seas in the days of pirates and buccaneers. It is just the work to capture the imaginations and
An absolute classic for strings, this version is in C major to avoid forward extensions for viola and cello. There is nothing out of first position except for a simple shift for cello and bass in a brief
The guitar music of Gaspar Sanz retains its popularity to this day. This particular excerpt for string orchestra exudes rhythmic vitality and a fascinating use of hemiola. The Spanish influence gives it a
The stirring Spanish style is immediately recognizable, particularly in this famous paso doble. Some simplification of keys makes it accessible to orchestras of all levels of experience.
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Verdi's music transcends the boundaries of its genre: an excerpt from "Aida" has become part of popular culture. This arrangement includes a significant number of bowings and fingerings to assist less
This accessible arrangement of the March from "The Nutcracker" is a welcome addition to classic holiday literature for string orchestra at the easy level. Sensibly adapted to the capabilities of
Chromatic passages, basic shifting, and a variety of rhythmic patterns make for a challenging romp through one of Tchaikovsky's most-loved symphonic works.
The key has been transposed to G minor for better accessibility and the percussion parts have been retained. This will be an exciting addition to the string orchestra program.
For either viola or cello solo, this concerto is easily accessible to middle school players. In C major, with a few chromatic diversions, the solo part can be played in first position. All of the ornaments
The forces of nature that come into play over the oceans of the earth are given an awe-inspiring musical treatment that beginning bands are sure to enjoy. The forceful music is certainly impressive but
Chaminade wrote many wonderful works, but few have been fully orchestrated. This whimsical scherzo, reminiscent of a danse macabre, brings out the depth and harmonic richness of the original