Partituras para orquesta sinfónica

Conjure images of bagpipes, drums, and parades, and enjoy familiar Scottish music in this lovely arrangement of an ancient tune. All parts remain in 1st position. The optional percussion will add to t...

Very, very easy, and a young full orchestra will sound great playing this Baroque piece. Saxes are included so band and orchestra can be combined. Mostly short eighth note scale patterns provide perfe...

Inspired by the heroic journey of Jason in search of the Golden Fleece, this victorious piece is perfect for contest or festival, providing challenges for all sections.

Very beautiful, yet also thrilling to play, this piece, celebrating young love, is familiar to most Chinese people. It uses slides, syncopation, rich harmonies, and unusual intervals to reflect the ex...

Thrilling melodies swoop and soar over bristling ostinatos in this exciting concert overture in F Major. With a triumphant style and dramatic range of emotions, players will enjoy performing this piec...

The myth of the minotaur - half-man, half-bull - has haunted generations since it was first told centuries ago. This colorful tone painting will give your advanced high school orchestra a real workout...

Adapted from John Playford's 'The Dancing Master', 1651 - Adapted from a dance tune of the 1600s, this is a lively tune and very dance-like. The melody is light-hearted and carefree. As with any dance...

Imagine yourself astride your favorite steed in the English countryside in the company of like-minded riders. You lope rhythmically through the beautifully green valleys, hills, and dales. Then you sl...

Depicting stunning points of interest, the history, and the geology from southern Orange County, California, this piece takes the listener on a musical tour of three of the composer's favorite places....

'Aethelinda' is Welsh for dragon. This programmatic piece invokes the energy and power of a great winged beast as it awakens from its slumber to wreak havoc on the countryside. Opening with a low stri...

This fantastic concert march was written in 1907 and is regarded by many as one of Fucik's finest works. The triumphant ending makes it a great finale to any concert, leaving your audience with a smil...

An Internet hit, this poignant tune resonates with all who have experienced loss. Though repetitious, it is unforgettable and provides hope.

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 lyric...

This original composition first fell upon the ears of excited, rambunctious, elementary-aged children as part of an educational concert series geared toward teaching the sections of the orchestra. The...

Originally written for piano, 'Danse des Ghazies' from Egyptian Nights is an outstanding work by Anton Stepanovich Arensky that has been wonderfully arranged for beginning full orchestra by Victor Lóp...

A fabulous selection for contest or festival, this versatile piece is a sure winner. Based on the Percy Grainger arrangement of the well-known folk song, this setting by Michael Story can be performed...

A Sequel to Moscow, 1941. Arranged for Symphony Orchestra

Two Puccini Arias, arranged by Chris M. Bernotas, includes "O Mio Babbino Caro" and "Nessun Dorma," two of the composer's most beloved arias. This breathtaking full orchestra arrangement is equally ef...

A Hanukkah Festival, arranged by Chris M. Bernotas, is a medley of three traditional Hanukkah songs, "Sevivon," "Maoz Tzur," and "Hanukkah." "Sevivon" has a dramatic melody and is written with a varie...

From the eerie opening notes of J.S. Bach to the rattling bones of Saint-Saëns, this medley weaves together five of classical music's most haunting themes. Halloween at the Symphony, arranged by Dougl...

Celebrate and honor active military and veterans with this stately patriotic anthem, adaptable for various ensembles. Available in multiple scorings, it's a heartfelt tribute to the armed forces, rich...

The perfect selection for a beginning string orchestra experience! Composer Michael Kamuf combines bold themes and rich harmonies to create a rewarding work that your students and audiences will enjoy...

Unlike the Ormandy arrangement of this chorale prelude, the fantasy section begins after the full statement of the chorale. Scoring allows for strings-alone performance in the highly accessible key of...

Truly a celebration in itself, Richard Meyer's NSOA Competition Winner (1989) is a winner. Contrasting style sections (Allegro con brio, Cantabile, etc.) and lively syncopated rhythms accent the festi...

One of the most entertaining and useful sounds that string performers can bring to a concert stage is the pizzicato effect of the plucked string. What better way to describe (and to hear) this resonan...