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75 Order Toll-Free! Call 1.800.345.6296 | jwpepper.com | [email protected] Point Lookout (A Fantasy on Civil War Songs)—arr. Brian Balmages. Inspired by the rich history of Point Lookout State Park in Maryland, this fantasy on civil war songs pays tribute to the remnants of Fort Lincoln, which served as a Civil War fortification. Songs used in the fantasy include The Battle Cry of Freedom; Battle Hymn of the Republic and When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again. The piece is tied together with excerpts from America, the Beautiful, which comes in fully toward the end of the work. Magical! 10027381 String Orchestra . . MA 80.00 The Star-Spangled Banner—John Stafford Smith/arr. Sandra Dackow. This arrangement of the national anthem is pitched in the singer-friendly key of G major. It begins with the famous drum roll. 2191674 String Orchestra . . . .E 35.00 Take Me Out to the Ball Game—Albert Von Tilzer/arr. Bob Cerulli. This classic song sung at baseball games during the seventh-inning stretch is one of the most beloved in the American songbook. Great for reinforcing fingering patterns and 3/4 time. A fun opportunity to include the audience in a sing-along. 11628917 String Orchestra . . VE 45.00 Valor Rising—Katie O'Hara LaBrie. Heroic and majestic in character, this easy string orchestra work honors veterans and everyday heroes through bold accented passages as well as warmer lyrical reflection. Shifts between strength and tenderness mirror courage, sacrifice, and perseverance, while détaché bowing, varied articulations, and light fourth-finger use build technique. Well suited to middle school patriotic programs, it encourages students to play with unity and expressive purpose. This piece is part of the Getting in Gear Companion Series! Warm-up suggestions for left hand, bowing, and rhythm are included in the score that correlate with Getting in Gear: Fundamental Warm-ups for String Orchestra. 11679146 String Orchestra . . . .E 55.00 Sacred Selections All Levels Be Thou My Vision—arr. Robert Frost. Everyone should get the chance to play this beautiful folk tune, which is also an Irish hymn. Set in the key of C with a nice modulation to G, this keeps everyone in their most comfortable ranges and brings out a rich and full sound. This setting is suitable for all situations, sacred or secular. 2476232 String Orchestra . . . .E 55.00 Faith Eternal (A Setting of "I Know That My Redeemer Lives")—arr. Carol Brittin Chambers. This lush, gorgeous setting of the beloved hymn is an excellent showcase for your string orchestra's musicianship. With scoring that mirrors early-level literature and shifting in the first violins that includes high E naturals, this piece offers a comfortable addition for more developed orchestras while also providing a rewarding and attainable challenge for younger orchestras. 11604665 String Orchestra Score & Parts. . . . . . . . . . . . ME 45.00 Fanfare, Fantasy, and Fugue (on an American Hymn Song)—Richard Meyer. This imaginative and dynamic selection is based on the traditional Navy Hymn. Using myriad time signatures, keys, and modes, the work is a perfect teaching piece for advanced students, challenging them with a variety of playing styles and forms. A varied and vibrant work suitable for concert, contest, or graduation settings. 10995806 String Orchestra . . . M 62.00 A Mother's Hymn—arr. Robert W. Smith. Simple, poignant, and beautiful, this arrangement creates an artistic experience for both string orchestra and audience. Based on an old Swedish melody also known as How Great Thou Art, this setting is appropriate for any concert or festival performance. An instant standard in the orchestra repertoire. 11524072 String Orchestra . . ME 70.00 O Magnum Mysterium—Morten Lauridsen/arr. Sandra Dackow. First it was the choral masterpiece from Lauridsen. Then it took the instrumental world by storm as a concert band arrangement. But it has never been available for strings - until now! A serene and expressive composition, the fluid lines and lovely harmonies will both challenge and engage your performers. 10023619 String Orchestra . . . M 85.95 The Old Rugged Cross—Rev. George Bennard/arr. Robert Longfield. Experience the beauty and simplicity of the beloved hymn "The Old Rugged Cross," arranged for Grade 2 orchestras by Robert Longfield. Originally composed by Reverend George Bennard, this timeless piece has been arranged with carefully crafted parts that allow even younger or developing musicians to perform it with ease. The arrangement features lush harmonies and a gentle melody that will leave a lasting impression on both the performers and the audience. Perfect for any concert or event where you want to evoke a sense of reverence and contemplation. 11522075 String Orchestra . . ME 50.00 Personent Hodie (Sing Aloud on this Day)—arr. William E. Moats. The tune used in this carol is believed to have originated in Germany around 1360. This arrangement stays relatively faithful to the melody, which is presented in groups of upper strings and lower strings. All parts can be played in first position, although the cello has several measures of divisi. At the marked tempo, the piece runs about two and a half minutes. 11402311 String Orchestra . . . .E 35.00 Resurrection—arr. Vanessa Fanning. Sacred reflection and celebration guide this orchestra medley built around four familiar hymns: Were You There; They Crucified My Savior; Christ Arose and Christ the Lord Is Risen Today. A slow opening with solo moments for violin, viola, and cello gradually gives way to increased motion and brightness. Multiple key changes shape the transition from solemn contemplation to joyful affirmation, making it well suited to church services or Easter performances. 11678299 String Orchestra . . . M 50.00 Russian Easter Overture—Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov/arr. Austin Isaac. Written in 1888 as a tribute to fellow composers Mussorgsky and Borodin, this regal theme combines original melodies with traditional melodies from liturgical chants of the Russian Orthodox Church. The majestic arrangement stays true to the original key signatures and includes all main melodic and harmonic voices and structure in a continuous performance that is accessible as well as rewarding to perform. 11559087 String Orchestra . . ME 60.00 Shaker Hymn—arr. John O'Reilly. Based on the hymn 'Tis the Gift to be Simple (used in Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring"), this arrangement is a superb vehicle for exploring early American music and its links to the present. Skillfully arranged, this selection is correlated with Strictly Strings, Book 1, page 34. 2375491 String Orchestra . . . .E 46.00 Sing to the Lord of Harvest—Johann Steurlein/arr. Benjamin Dawson. String orchestra and piano weave together in Dawson's joyful arrangement of "Sing to the Lord of Harvest." Double bass part is optional, and Violin III part is included if needed to bolster the viola section. 11627870 String Orchestra Score & Parts. . . . . . . . . . . . . M 49.99 Slane (Be Thou My Vision)—Soon Hee Newbold. This setting of the familiar Irish hymn is an ideal study in smooth legato bowing and artful phrasing. Sections of the melodies roll gracefully, creating plaintive suspensions and encouraging players to stay focused on the melody. 10091968 String Orchestra . . ME 60.00 Zadok the Priest (Coronation Anthem No. 1)—G.F. Handel/arr. Douglas E. Wagner. Handel's four coronation anthems have been a cherished part of British coronation services from George II in 1727 to Charles III in 2023. This, Handel's first, is a magnificently resplendent work that embodies the essence of British pride and spirit. This terrific arrangement for string orchestra and piano encapsulates the majesty of the original. This arrangement is also part of a larger festival setting with optional brass, timpani, and choir. The choir settings in several voicings are available separately. 11510535 String Orchestra . . 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