Deuteronomy 30

The "Requiem" by Mozart was left unfinished upon his death in 1791. He composed only the first eight bars of the Lacrymosa, which was later completed by a student. Mozart's original string parts

Based on the traditional folk tune used in the Disney film "Cinderella," this simple arrangement is divided into three violin, three viola, three cello and two double bass parts. It would be ideal for an

This laid-back selection can be played with swung or straight eighth notes. It boasts chromatic passages and syncopated rhythms that are easy to consolidate. The bass "slap" is played with the right hand

Dedicated to the composers' new grandson, this uncomplicated, gentle lullaby requires smooth, legato bows, and sustained long notes—ideal for practicing developing vibrato technique. Some extension

Just like the piece says: it's all about counting beats, rhythms, and rests. This piece makes it easy to teach the young ensemble all at the same time, as the rhythms are identical. The piano part greatly

This piece is ideally suited to introducing half position. It does not complicate the learning with intricate rhythms but focuses on the harmonies and melodic line using low first fingers in all parts.