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STRING ORCHESTRA Editors' Choice 2024 New Basic Library Available via ePrint Downloadable All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision 78 Go to cart CHRISTMAS & HOLIDAY SELECTIONS medium to advanced Jingle Bells—James Pierpont/arr. Michael Blackwood. Get your students set for the winter season with this fun arrangement of Jingle Bells! Filled with energetic accompaniments to the main tune, this piece is a great chance for your students to build their chromatic fingering skills while allowing more advanced violins to begin practicing shifting. An appearance by a Tchaikovsky favorite at the end will give your students and your audience a surprise treat! 10696534 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 65.00 Jolly Old Variations—Murray, Brahms, Haydn, et al./arr. Caryn Wiegand Neidhold. This lively arrangement blends Brahms' Variations on a Theme by Haydn with Jolly Old St. Nicholas, creating a new holiday favorite. It captures the essence of Brahms' symphonic orchestration while helping advancing students explore bow technique and dynamics in a robust romantic style. Optional percussion enhances the holiday spirit, and an optional beginning part allows you to include even your youngest of players! 11574022 String Orchestra . . . . MA 70.00 A Joyous Sleigh Ride—Isaac Watts, Anthony Susi. Guaranteed to delight your performers and audience alike, this rousing arrangement of Joy to the World is combined with an original American hoe-down-style tune, providing a fresh setting of this popular carol. The optional tambourine and sleigh bell parts add to the intended lively flavor. 11400815 String Orchestra, Percussion Optional . . .M 55.00 A Mad Russian's Christmas—Paul O'Neill, Robert Kinkel & P.I. Tchaikovsky/arr. Phillips. As performed by Trans-Siberian Orchestra, experience Trepak from "The Nutcracker" as you never have before. Though greatly enhanced by adding a rhythm section, the piece can be played by strings alone. An optional electric violin part provides the perfect spot to feature an electric instrument. Exciting music for your holiday concert! 10310336 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 61.00 Merry Christmas, Mr. Sakamoto—Xiaokang Deng. This lyrical composition undergoes an epic journey of flowing harmonies and textures to pay tribute to masterful Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. 11572922 String Orchestra . . . . MA 60.00 Mistletoe Mix-Up—Erica Donahoe. A holiday mash-up opening with a particularly interesting take on Jingle Bells, then moving on to Auld Lang Syne and Joy to the World. Lots of unison rhythm scoring and a great exercise in sixteenth-note rhythms as well as scales. The brisk and exciting ending makes this piece a particularly good choice for a holiday closer. 11392968 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 65.00 Nutcracker Jam—P.I. Tchaikovsky/arr. Michael Hopkins. Energize your holiday program with a hip hop version of the Nutcracker! This rhythmically syncopated mashup of favorites from Tchaikovsky's ballet include: Overture, March, Arabian Dance, Dance of the Reed Pipes, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy and Trepak. Some shifting is required in Violin 1 and Bass. Includes an optional (but highly recommended) drum set part. 11202327 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 56.00 Nutcracker Suite Selections—P.I. Tchaikov- sky/arr. Bud Caputo. This arrangement for string orchestra features three abridged movements of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy; March and Trepak. These abridged movements are sure to be crowd pleasers around the winter holidays or a favorite for any time of the year. 10907823 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 60.00 Pastorale (from Concerto Grosso, Op. 6 No. 8 "Christmas Concerto")—Arcangelo Corelli/ arr. Brandon Bangle. The famous movement is brought to life in this accessible arrangement. Great for reinforcing 12/8 time as well as broadening your students' repertoire. Perfect for your next holiday program or even contest! 11403527 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 65.00 Reindeer Galop—arr. Robert W. Smith. Santa's reindeer are off and running with this playful holiday selection. Featuring Jingle Bells and Up on the Housetop, you can hear the hooves of the reindeer as they "galop" across the wintry countryside thanks to the optional percussion parts included. Written for intermediate orchestras with limited rehearsal time, this is an exciting addition or finale/encore to your holiday concert program. 10756576 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 40.00 Silent Night—Franz Xaver Gruber/arr. Erik Morales. This breathtaking arrangement may quite possibly be the highlight of your winter program. Lush harmonies support a gorgeous presentation of the melody that goes through a series of haunting and magical settings. There are also several opportunities to feature your principal violinist. 10454283 String Orchestra . . . . MA 55.00 Silent Night for Strings and Harp—Franz Gruber/arr. Jeremy S. Martin. This lovely arrangement of the beloved holiday classic brings delicate warmth and peace to the holiday season with legato lines, harmonic depth, a brief solo violin 1 and 2 part, and shifting for all voices except violin 2. Optional harp accompaniment is playable on keyboard. Dedicated to the memory of Lynne Latham, no eyes will be left dry. 11399817 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 55.00 Sleigh Ride—Leroy Anderson/arr. Bud Caputo. A fun arrangement of a beloved holiday classic closely follows the original, set in the key of B-flat. Optional percussion parts are included; however, other than the sleigh bells, all parts can be covered in the strings. 11000125 String Orchestra, Percussion Optional . . .M 65.00 Snow Day!—Steve Olson. Experience the joy of a snowy day. Composed to include every orchestra member, this delightful piece captures the essence of winter fun while providing musical challenges for all skill levels. From lyrical melodies to lively rhythms, this will become a favorite in your orchestra's repertoire. Perfect for holiday concerts or any winter-themed performance, this piece will leave your audience feeling warm and festive. 11574831 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 55.00 A Solitary Wish—Brian Balmages. This emotional and reflective work paints a poignant picture of the holiday season as seen through the eyes of a homeless person on a street corner. The juxtaposition of the melodies Ukrainian Bell Carol and Greensleeves paint a picture of a lonely person who is eventually joined by others. A stunning and unique work that brings awareness to the holidays and the true spirit of giving. 10752878 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 65.00 Toyland and March of the Toys—Victor Herbert/arr. Sandra Lentner. This arrangement changes from the waltz-like Toyland to the military-style March of the Toys and its 6/8 rhythms. There are opportunities for better cellists to shine, and moving through three key signatures provides a challenge for all students. A great departure from the usual Christmas repertoire! 11570786 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 55.00 Troika (from "Lieutenant Kije")—Sergei Prokofiev/arr. Paul Lavender. Ideal for a classical-style piece for your holiday program, Prokofiev's sleigh ride is an energetic, familiar tune that translates wonderfully for string orchestra. Paul Lavender's setting is scored to feature your viola and cello sections and includes some performance options to best suit your ensemble's level of ability. 10081962 String Orchestra . . . . MA 50.00 Troika (from "Lieutenant Kije")—Sergei Prokofiev/arr. Stephen Wieloszynski. This charming number takes its name from a Russian sleigh called a "troika," pulled by three horses and common in wintertime. The melody is really quite familiar, bright and bouncy as it evokes the sleigh. Parts are carefully edited for school age players, and many techniques are included, but can be omitted if too hard. Optional percussion parts are included. This would be a great choice for a wintertime concert! 2313955 String Orchestra, Percussion Optional . . .M 56.00 Twelve Days of Christmas—arr. R. Scott Whittington. This very creative theme and variation arrangement of the famous Christmas Carol takes the popular melody through a variety of playing techniques, several key changes, and even a minor mode. An excellent piece for developing the full range of your orchestral musicians and giving the audience a unique listening experience. 11402166 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 45.00 Variations on Adeste Fidelis—Thomas LaJoie. Here's some fresh holiday music that's upbeat and cheerful, with march-like variations. Bring out the melody in all voices at all times. The sixteenth-note passages should have a natural and virtuosic sound to them. 11402337 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 55.00 The Wexford Carol—Traditional Irish Carol/ arr. Katie O'Hara LaBrie. This traditional Irish carol opens with a solo for cello or violin (or soli for both) over a distant drone. The tune weaves throughout each section amidst beautiful countermelodies and simple meter changes. After a glorious key change, the music moves to a delicate close. An optional harp part adds color. The Wexford Carol, arranged by Katie O'Hara LaBrie, is guaranteed to be a stunning addition to your winter program or any time of year. (4:00) 11511858 String Orchestra . . . . MA 70.00 What Child Is This?—arr. Jeffrey Turner. A fresh and very creative reimaging of this timeless Christmas classic that is a delightful departure from the typical holiday arrangements. Very colorful chromatic harmony along with two key changes create an original, mature, and engaging sound that gives players many great opportunities to reinforce a variety of fingering patterns. The first half also gives players experience with con sordino. An optional bell part adds a beautiful veil of color. 11349225 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 60.00 Winter Solstice—Todd Parrish. This great- selling work describes the wonder and adventure of the winter season. Exciting eighth- note passages are contrasted with lyrical melodies throughout. All sections alternate between both melody and accompaniment while staying mainly in first position. The viola part is particularly interesting and challenging. 10092412 String Orchestra . . . . . .M 49.00 Yuletide Celebration—arr. Scott Whittington. A fun and cinematic collection of beloved Christmas classics woven together by very creative transitions. Concert bells add the perfect yuletide color. Includes Jingle Bells; Deck the Halls; The Twelve Days of Christmas; We Wish You a Merry Christmas and Jolly Old St. Nicholas. 11393547 String Orchestra . . . . MA 65.00 A Yuletide Reel—arr. David Giardiniere. The joy of the Christmas season flows through every measure of this energetic holiday reel. Good King Wenceslas and Deck the Hall are intertwined with the classic reel Christmas Eve that will challenge and delight your players. Optional bodhran (hand drum), guitar, and pennywhistle will bring true Celtic spirit to your holiday concert. 11203086 String Orchestra, Percussion Optional . . .M 65.00 Keep Up the Good Work! "Thank you for maintaining such a great stock of sheet music. Service staff is helpful and knowledgeable. Five stars for your wonderful service!" melthebiker "Limited budget? If so, we know you must order carefully. Our approval service enables you to select only music you are sure to use." 1962 Pepper Guide to Choral Music MUSIC ON APPROVAL

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