Finally! This long-awaited alternative rock hit has been arranged for string orchestra and drumset. It retains all the power and beauty of the original, timeless song while giving all sections interesting

The iconic 1970s band makes an exciting return in this arrangement that features three of their biggest hits: Heartache Tonight; Desperado and Hotel California. Definitely a crowd

Get ready to rock! And improvise! And learn notes on the G string! G Street Rock promotes both music literacy and creativity. A four-bar vamp allows students to improvise or perform suggested

Introduce your students to classic music from the Beatles. This thoughtful orchestral arrangement gives the famous melody to upper and lower strings. Includes an optional percussion and piano part, but

Lead your orchestra to stellar new heights with the Vitamin String Quartet's sweeping rendition of this blockbuster modern rock ballad originally performed by Aerosmith.

The immortal band of the 1970s classic rock era is back in full force in this arrangement. It features three of Led Zeppelin's biggest hits: Rock and Roll; Kashmir and Stairway to

Bob Seger's signature song has become a rock and roll icon with its bluesy melody and driving rock groove. This solid arrangement makes it fun and playable for your string players' pop performances.

Give your students a shot at this exciting work that lets them imitate rock guitar sounds.  This is a straightforward rock piece that is both energetic and fun to play!  The G minor/modal tonality

From the rock opera "Tommy," this is classic rock for all ages! Thrill the kids and parents with this cool arrangement, while working on articulation and rhythm.

It's great to have a rock song that features strings! And this one became a megahit with countless hours of radio airtime and an iPod TV commercial.  It's very likeable and very playable. Sure to be a

Aerosmith's signature song has also been covered by rappers Run DMC and rock violinist David Garrett, and was featured on Dancing with the Stars. Let your string players rock out and also let a budding