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4 he Bird (Finale from "String Quartet Op.
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33, No. 3")—F.J. Haydn/arr. Moreno. Here is
a classic Haydn string quartet for developing
string orchestras. This fun arrangement of
the Finale from The Bird stays true to the
original elements, yet is quite accessible for
younger students. Ensembles aiming for a
more refined, classical tone will have great
success with this popular work while enjoying
its lighthearted nature.
10366882 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 45.00
4 hree Susato Dances—Tielman Susato/arr.
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Owens. The music of Renaissance composer
Tielman Susato comes alive in this striking
three-movement setting of his most popular
melodies. Optional percussion parts add an
extra touch of sixteenth century style to each
skillfully scored installment. These timeless and
catchy melodies will delight your students and
charm any audience.
10366886 String Orchestra,
Percussion Opt . . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
l Toccata—Girolamo Frescobaldi/arr. Beeman,
ed. Law. Originally composed for keyboard,
this esteemed work is now accessible for
the developing string orchestra. Use this
excellent setting of a familiar piece as a great
way to introduce students to the pleasures of
Baroque music.
10370820 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 40.00
inter from "The Four Seasons" (Second
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Movement)—Antonio Vivaldi/arr. McCarrick.
This arrangement is simple enough for the
violin, viola, or cello soloist of your choice!
Vivaldi's lyrical second movement, now in G
major, stays true to the original with the famous
melody over pizzicato accompaniment. Your
students will enjoy playing either the solo or
the accompaniment part! The violin solo is
entirely in first position, and the viola and cello
soloists only need to know the first three notes
they learn in third position: D, E, and F# on the
A string! Highly recommended!
10049864 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 45.00
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dagio from "Spartacus"—Aram Khachaturian/arr. Longfield. Spartacus remains one
of Khachaturian's greatest creations, and its
most memorable theme continues to be a
concert favorite for orchestras everywhere.
Robert Longfield has transformed the glorious
Adagio love theme into a superb setting for
string orchestra.
10343649 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 55.00
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4 ndante con Moto from "Symphony No.
5"—Ludwig van Beethoven/arr. Caputo.
Beethoven's captivating melody that begins
this Andante is one of the most famous cello/
viola melodies ever written. This "strings-only"
edition allows the ensemble to experience even
more of Beethoven's melodic genius, while
evening out some of the complexities of the
original opus. The result is a respectful look at
the German master that developing groups and
their audiences will enjoy.
10352421 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 45.00
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4 ells! (Les Cloches)—Jean Fery Rebel/arr.
Gazda. The joyous sound of cathedral bells
rings out in this bright piece originally composed
for piano. The delightful melody gives the violins
a chance to really use their fingers, while the
lower voices provide a great supporting role
throughout. The chime part is optional, but
certainly lends more of the sound of bells to the
piece. A cheerful addition to any program!
10366534 String Orchestra
with opt. Chimes . . . . . . . . . . 55.00
4 Paradisum (from "Requiem in D
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Minor")—Gabriel Faure/arr. Lipton. The last
movement of Faure's "Reqiuem in D Minor"
has a transcendent beauty that will cause
goose bumps for audience members and
performers alike. This arrangement has a
technical ease that leaves the player free to
concentrate on communicating Faure's vision
of emotion and expression. An optional harp/
keyboard part is included. Very moving.
10366825 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 40.00
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4 arnival of the Animals—Camille SaintSaens/arr. Halferty. Three standout movements
from Carnival of the Animals are available in
this appealing setting for developing string
orchestra. Royal March Of The Lion; The
Elephant and Fossils are all in very playable
keys and arranged to maintain the integrity of
the original without the need for piano soloists.
Destined to be a highlight at concerts and
contests for years to come.
10367496 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 52.00
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4 arche Militaire Op. 51, No. 1—Franz
Schubert/arr. Cerulli. Here is a Schubert
classic that never goes out of style. This high
energy march is full of dynamic contrasts and
articulation challenges from beginning to end.
It's lively, it's fun, and it's sure to be a success
technically and musically!
10364393 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 48.00
4 zech Waltz, Op. 54, No. 4—Antonin
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Dvorak/arr. Stroud. The composer wrote this
particular waltz for string quartet, but it is heard
here for string orchestra. The tuneful melody is
lilting and light, creating beautiful music from
beginning to end.
10374113 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 45.00
4 verture to "The Magic Flute"—W.A.
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Mozart/arr. Hoffman. One of Mozart's most
famous operas and one of his last works, "The
Magic Flute" continues to be performed worldwide each year. From its iconic, majestic opening
three chords, Mozart's overture is a wonderful
combination of the sentiment and spirit of
the opera that follows. This adaption for strings
is classical programming at its very best.
10343642 String Orchestra,
Percussion Req . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
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4 anse Bacchanale (from "Samson and
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Delilah")—Camille Saint-Saens/arr. Hoffman.
One of opera's most famous scenes is now
available in this skilled adaption for strings, with
the powerful tribal dance scene from "Samson
and Delilah." After opening with an evocative
violin solo, the tension-filled movement
accelerates to a brilliant finish, depicting the
drama surrounding Samson's destruction of
the temple and his enemies.
10343646 String Orchestra,
Percussion Req . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
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4 ove's Vagary (The Dancing Master)—Shirl
Jae Atwell. This lively tune is an adaptation of
The Dancing Master, a popular 1600s dance.
The melody is lighthearted and carefree, while
the brisk rhythms fall neatly under nimble
fingers. A fun showpiece for any concert!
10370542 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 48.00
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4 avotte and Rigadon from "Suite in A
Minor"—G.P. Telemann/arr. Farrar-Royce.
These delightful Baroque dances have been
expertly arranged for string orchestra! These
dances may may be performed together or
individually. Different techniques, such as
hooked bowing and off the string playing,
make this an excellent teaching collection for
developing players. Dazzling!
10364395 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 48.00
4 rand March from "Aida"—Giuseppe Verdi/
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arr. Hall. Verdi's music transcends the boundaries of its genre: an excerpt from "Aida"
has become part of popular culture. This
arrangement includes a significant number
of bowings and fingerings to assist less
experienced players, but still retains the spirit
and flavor of the full orchestra original.
10374127 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 48.00
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l The Rejoicing—G.F. Handel/arr. Lipton, ed.
Law. Start your concert on a high note with this
celebratory opener from Handel's "Music for
the Royal Fireworks." Your students will love
playing this energetic Baroque classic!
10370812 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
4 alvation Is Created—Pavel Tchesnokov/arr.
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McAlister. The magnificence of Tchesnokov's
choral creation is available to strings in this
stunning arrangement. Pure beauty flows
through the piece, and the final strains of the
piece are full and heavenly. Breathtaking!
10374404 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 42.00
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4 cherzo from "Symphony No. 3" (Eroica)—
Ludwig van Beethoven/arr. Hoffman. Here is a
skilled adaption of a Beethoven symphony
scherzo from the beloved "Eroica" Symphony.
The string writing is ideal for student orchestras
and gives an opportunity to perform one of
the great treasures of the classical symphonic
repertoire, and a work that helped define
elements of the coming Romantic period.
10343644 String Orchestra,
Percussion Req . . . . . . . . . . . 55.00
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4 onata Pathetique (Movement 2)—Ludwig
van Beethoven/arr. Caputo. Directors, students,
and audiences alike will enjoy this cherished,
well-known piano melody arranged for string
orchestra. This setting in G Major is perfect
to develop tone, string crossings, and dotted
eighth/sixteenth rhythms. Beautiful and moving.
10370695 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 48.00
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Three Movements from "Lincolnshire
Posy"—Percy Aldridge Grainger/arr. Longfield. Long a staple of wind band literature,
"Lincolnshire Posy" has never been set for any
other medium. This stunning arrangement for
strings has all of the Grainger style and spirit.
Movements included are: I. Lisbon (Sailor's
Song); II. Horkstow Grange (The Miser and his
Man: A Local Tragedy) and VI. The Lost Lady
Found (Dance Song).
10374412 String Orchestra . . . . . . . . . . . 48.00
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