Partituras de Clásico medio

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Amahl and the Night Visitors was the first opera to be commissioned especially for television and was premiered in 1951. With this well-crafted setting by Lloyd Conley, string orchestras can enjoy the...

This humorous nod to the 'B' monster movies of the 1950s is sure to be the hit of your next concert! The blood-curdling scream in the introdcuction sets the mood for the wild ride ahead. A great way t...

They're baaaaack! Treat your string orchestra to the sequel of the wildly popular Rosin Eating Zombies from Outer Space. New special effects and a delightful 'zombie love theme' are added to this high...

This gorgeous romantic aria has been brought to you by the venerable 'Red' McLeod. Set within left hand technical reach of your elementary or intermediate level string players, this arrangement will b...

Amahl and the Night Visitors was the first opera to be commissioned especially for television and was premiered in 1951. With this well-crafted setting by Lloyd Conley, string orchestras can enjoy the...

Smash Mouth for your strings! This recognizable theme from the hit movie Shrek has a vibrant melody staged over a driving rock beat and will have your students begging for more. Optional rhythm instru...

The Violin Play-Along series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily. Just follow the music, listen to the demonstration tracks to hear how the violin should sound, and then play alo...

Sonderstimmen: Holz II in B, Holz III in Es, Holz IV in B tief, Blech I in C, Blech II in C, Blech III in Es, Blech III in B tief, Blech IV in Es tief, Chor (SABar) Bis heute gilt Verdi als Meister de...

LA BOHÈME (LA BOHEMIA), una de las óperas más queridas y de mayor éxito comercial, está basada en la novela de 1851 Escenas de la vida bohemia de Henri Murger. Con libreto de Luigi Illica y Giuseppe G...

Some few months after returning to Naples from Rome, where he had gone to follow the premiere of L'Olimpiade at the Teatro Tordinona during the 1735 carnival season, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi -- not...