Partituras de música clásica para orquesta de cuerda

Here's a march that is so much more than a march! This celebratory concert piece contains enthusiastic fanfare, stately march, lyric melodies, rich harmonies, prominent rhythms and gentle pastoral mom...

If you haven't yet introduced 9/8 meter, or if you want to reinforce 9/8, look no further. Through this beautiful melody by a beloved American songwriter, students can learn that 9/8 is just another w...

If you haven't yet introduced 9/8 meter, or if you want to reinforce 9/8, look no further. Through this beautiful melody by a beloved American songwriter, students can learn that 9/8 is just another w...

Young string players will enjoy this soaring freedom song, a great lyrical piece in first position! The arrangement can be used to develop slurring and legato playing skills and to master the producti...

Young string players will enjoy this soaring freedom song, a great lyrical piece in first position! The arrangement can be used to develop slurring and legato playing skills and to master the producti...

Charming! This light and flowing arrangement maintains the rhythmic drive characteristic of Slavic folk music. (4:30)

Charming! This light and flowing Antonín Dvorák arrangement maintains the rhythmic drive characteristic of Slavic folk music. (4:30)

The hauntingly beautiful melody and lush voicing of the adagio followed by crisp polyphony in the allegro unite to form a welcome addition to the repertoire. Perfect for intermediate and advanced orch...

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The hauntingly beautiful melody and lush voicing of the adagio followed by crisp polyphony in the allegro unite to form a welcome addition to the repertoire. Perfect for intermediate and advanced orch...

The bright, sunny disposition of Italy is evident in this arrangement of the first movement of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 4, 'Italian.' Mendelssohn was a master of writing for string orchestra and thi...

The bright, sunny disposition of Italy is evident in this arrangement of the first movement of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 4, 'Italian.' Mendelssohn was a master of writing for string orchestra and thi...

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The bright, sunny disposition of Italy is evident in this arrangement of the first movement of Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 4, 'Italian.' Mendelssohn was a master of writing for string orchestra and thi...

Neil Gow (1727-1807) was a famous fiddle player and composer from Scotland. He wrote this lament (a song which expresses sorrow) upon the death of his second wife. He and his first wife had 5 sons and...

But what if you could control the performance of a live orchestra as they're playing with a remote control? That's the idea behind this hilarious new novelty piece. With the click of a switch (or, in...

But what if you could control the performance of a live orchestra as they're playing with a remote control? That's the idea behind this hilarious new novelty piece. With the click of a switch (or, in...

But what if you could control the performance of a live orchestra as they're playing with a remote control? That's the idea behind this hilarious new novelty piece. With the click of a switch (or, in...

Thoughtfully simplified and beautifully arranged for youngsters. Both elementary and beginning high school will love it. Three to four parts.

Thoughtfully simplified and beautifully arranged for youngsters. Both elementary and beginning high school will love it. Three to four parts.

Thoughtfully simplified and beautifully arranged for youngsters. Both elementary and beginning high school will love it. Three to four parts.

The title says it all. This is a waltz, with the first, second and third parts played in a round or canon. Therefore the parts can be taught simultaneously. Very pretty melody and easy to play.

The title says it all. This is a waltz, with the first, second and third parts played in a round or canon. Therefore the parts can be taught simultaneously. Very pretty melody and easy to play.

The title says it all. This is a waltz, with the first, second and third parts played in a round or canon. Therefore the parts can be taught simultaneously. Very pretty melody and easy to play.

This piece is a fun exercise in counting notes and, just as importantly, counting rests. The players have to listen carefully, and never stop counting the beat. The notes are very simple, based on the...