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2026 Fall Orchestra Catalog

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92 Editors' Choice New Basic Library Available via ePrint Downloadable All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision Original Concert Works | Easy & Medium-Easy/Medium Original Concert Works Easy & Medium-Easy Appalachian Morning—Robert Sheldon. Acknowledge the Scottish and Irish pioneers of Appalachia with a musical walk through the woods and mountains of the Cumberland Gap. This lovely composition allows for a moment of reflection and lyrical expression on any concert program. 10522599 Full Orchestra . . . ME 70.00 Blackwater Canyon—Steve Parsons. Sweeping string lines and bold brass sonorities bring rushing waterfalls and towering rock ledges to life. A strong, Americana-flavored melody moves through each section, making this piece ideal for patriotic or showcase events. Perfect for teaching phrasing, balance, and intonation, it's sure to captivate any audience! 11623565 Full Orchestra . . ME 120.00 Byzantine Dances—Carol Brittin Chambers. Students will love playing in the fast and energetic style of a Roma dance, and directors will find plenty of historical content to teach while they learn this piece. 11611784 Full Orchestra . . . ME 70.00 Concerto for Audience (Vol. 1)—Spencer Arias, Evan Snyder & Elena Specht. A concerto is a musical composition for a solo instrument or instruments accompanied by an orchestra. This participatory piece invites the audience and orchestra to make music together in performance. With easy- to-follow instructions for the audience, any one of these three pieces - The Score; Aria and Pulse - will be sure to involve your community in a new way! 11616748 Full Orchestra . . . ME 98.95 Cumberland Cross—Carl Strommen. Sure to delight, the central portion of this original piece brings the unrestrained exuberance of bluegrass fiddling to the orchestra. In a lovely contrast, the piece opens and closes with a slow chorale, bringing to mind sunset and sunrise over the mountains. 10522571 Full Orchestra . . . ME 65.00 Dauntless Heroes—Michael Kamuf. The perfect selection for a beginning string orchestra experience! This piece combines bold themes and rich harmonies to create a rewarding work your students and audiences will enjoy. It's playable by strings alone or with any combination of added winds and percussion up to full orchestra. All strings stay in first position! (2:15) 11619613 Full Orchestra . . . . . E 70.00 Down on the Delta (A Mississippi Tribute)—Carol Brittin Chambers. A salute to the musical culture of the Mississippi Delta. A soulful opening chorale becomes a high-steppin' hoe-down before transitioning to a slow, bluesy swing - then it closes out with more dancing. Very comfortable ranges and rhythms. A rare opportunity for young orchestras to experience this style. 11639699 Full Orchestra . . . ME 95.00 Field Day—Chris M. Bernotas. Your students will have a field day filled with fun as they perform this exciting overture! It works perfectly for string orchestra alone or with added winds and percussion up to full orchestra. A fantastic piece for your students' first full-orchestra experience! 11511811 Full Orchestra . . . . . E 75.00 Heroes Arise—Steve Parsons. Conjure images of fictional and real-life heroes with this driving and powerful work for orchestra that is accessible to most high school ensembles. An excellent finale for your next concert. 11524083 Full Orchestra . . . ME 90.00 Millennium—Richard Meyer. This contemporary-sounding overture is extremely powerful and full of emotion from beginning to end. Colorful and imaginative scoring features every section of the symphony orchestra, resulting in a wonderfully mature-sounding yet playable tour de force for the student orchestra. 2397792 Full Orchestra . . . ME 73.00 Of the Extraterrestrial Sort—Jesselyn Joy Dudinsky. Depicting an opera featuring planets, sparkling constellations, and comets blazing across the night sky, this piece offers your orchestra the opportunity to develop dramatic interpretation, even in quiet moments, with part independence and section balance. 11623567 Full Orchestra . . ME 120.00 Prairie Dance—Zachary Docter. Every instrument gets a chance to shine! A simple tune starts in the clarinets. As the melody passes through the ensemble, it grows louder before culminating in a rhythmic Americana fiddle tune that would make Copland proud. After this spirited climax, the music winds down before ending quietly with the clarinets, precisely as it began. Transparent orchestration allows students to gain experience playing in thin textures, which may be a new experience at this grade level. (2:30) 11568637 Full Orchestra . . . ME 75.00 Slingshot—Michael Story. This flexible original work will provide the opportunity for an entire instrumental program to perform together. Also perfect for a first full orchestra experience with plenty of doubling, it can be performed by string orchestra alone or with almost any combination of winds or percussion. Includes optional piano. 11000120 Full Orchestra . . . . . E 60.00 Strange Twists and Devious Turns— Peter Sciaino. A sonic interpretation of a classic mystery novel, this clever composition is complete with elements of intrigue, deception, and surprise. This unique work will take your orchestra on a rollercoaster of emotions. Shifting thematic material brings out feelings of suspense and intrigue, ultimately arriving at a whodunit conundrum! 11524066 Full Orchestra . . . ME 90.00 The Strength of Kindness—Will Boartfield. Let your students experience the impact of a powerful fanfare! Showcase the trumpet section before transitioning into a lush, lyrical passage featuring the low strings and a quiet, hopeful conclusion. A moving and memorable addition to any program. 11623564 Full Orchestra . . . ME 85.00 Swan Pond Soliloquy—Dan Adams. Everyone needs a peaceful place to think and reflect; in this case, it can be found in the serenity of a nearby swan pond. 11622372 Full Orchestra . . . ME 70.00 Vivid—Peter Sciaino. Endless sonic colors communicate a joyful celebration of life and the bright and deep shades that enhance our world. This full orchestra setting seeks to find vitality and strength while exploring concepts of clarity and vibrancy. The piece offers younger students a vehicle to experiment with the concept of taking music beyond the page and, ultimately, delivering heart and soul to their audience. 11401014 Full Orchestra . . . . . E 70.00 Warrior Legacy—Soon Hee Newbold. Explore the heroes and warriors of myth and legend in an epic work for full orchestra. Additional wind parts are included with the set, making it suitable for combined strings and full band. The cinematic-type score features various solos throughout, finishing with a riveting 12/8 section. Intense! 10366890 Full Orchestra w/ opt. Concert Band parts. . . . . ME 120.00 Original Concert Works Medium A Childhood Remembered—Rossano Galante. Capture the youth and innocence seen through the eyes of a child with this light, lyrical composition. Playful melodic lines interspersed with more lush sonorities will take audiences back to the simple times of their own childhood. (3:15) 11568635 Full Orchestra . . . . .M 85.00 Across the High Plains—Dan Adams. Bold Americana character comes through in this full orchestra overture inspired by the westward expansion of the 19th century. Soaring melodies and energetic rhythms reflect the ambition as well as the danger of crossing the high plains. The clear, confident writing makes it an effective high school opener, establishing scope and momentum while showcasing the color, power, and strength of the full orchestra sound. 11686241 Full Orchestra . . . . .M 75.00 American Landscape—Soon Hee Newbold. Inspired by train rides through the countryside, this full orchestra work depicts our diverse landscape - from vast plains to majestic mountains; from forests and streams to towns and cities. Rich in history and diverse cultures, the land tells many stories as varied as the backdrop. The style and spirit of the piece has influences from film and other contemporary American composers. Enjoy the soaring melodies and many colors of a cross-country train ride through the multifaceted scenes of America. 10752884 Full Orchestra . . . . .M 85.00 Angel City (for Full Orchestra)—Soon Hee Newbold. Explore the Spanish and Mexican origins of Los Angeles with this incredible work for full orchestra. Passion, drama, and excitement all combine in a mature-sounding piece that is also accessible to less advanced groups. A separate version is available for strings alone, making this even more accessible. 11619650 Full Orchestra . . . M 105.00 Bright Lights—Yukiko Nishimura. This unique work for full orchestra with choir is a remarkable display of hope and joy. Wonderfully scored and perfectly balanced, your ensemble will sound great. This piece is perfect to open your program or as a showstopper to send them home begging for more! 11584929 Full Orchestra . . . . .M 75.00 BEST SELLERS Full Orchestra Original Concert Works Easy & Medium-Easy Buy with confidence! These works, listed in order of popularity, are chosen most often by directors. Byzantine Dances— Carol Brittin Chambers. 11611784 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . . 70.00 Warrior Legacy—Soon Hee Newbold. 10366890 Full Orchestra w/ opt. Concert Band Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120.00 Dauntless Heroes—Michael Kamuf. 11619613 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . . 70.00 Cumberland Cross—Carl Strommen. 10522571 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . . 65.00 Appalachian Morning— Robert Sheldon. 10522599 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . . 70.00

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