Partituras de música clásica para orquesta de cuerda

In the first place, Autumn Song was a short work for SATB chorus, written in 1968. The words, by Roger Covell, sing of an autumnal Australian landscape still recovering from the devastation caused by...

In 1989, I made my first visit to Kakadu National Park, in the north of Australia. Looking out across the great floodplains there, I could see the abandoned sites of early white settlement, the Arafur...

This set of short pieces was composed specifically to cater for the technical abillities of junior string players. They encourage the player to maintain a strong sense of beat as well as de­manding ot...

A classic work for string orchestra festival and contest, this newly printed edition brings the familiar style of melodic variation over a recurring harmonic pattern. This arrangement continues to be...

Paul Creston adapted this string orchestra version from his String Quartet, Op. 8. Dur: 6:30

A thoughtful lyric movement for strings, Reverie for String Orchestra continues to be a favorite of orchestra directors, particularly as an expressive program piece for festival and contest. This work...

Carlos Surinach was a Catalan Spanish-born composer and conductor. He composed three ballet scores for the esteemed choreographer Martha Graham: 'Embattled Garden' (1958), 'Acrobats of God' (1960) and...

For string orchestra (3-1st Violin, 3-2nd Violin, 2-3rd Violin, 1-1st Viola, 2-2nd Viola, 4-Cello/Bass).

For String Orchestra or String Quartet.

Morton Gould's Dialogues for Piano and String Orchestra. This work was commissioned by the Little Orchestra Society of New York. The first performance took place on November 3, 1958, by theLittleOrche...

This suite is made of four movements in varying moods from lyrical and gentle to vibrant.

Žibuoklė Martinaitytė's Sielunmaisema (2019) for cello and string orchestra contemplates the cycle of the year in its movements, which are named Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn. Sielunmaisema trans...

Stimmensatz: Streicher: 3.3.2.3, Cembalo

Edited from the original edition

Completed and edited by Caspar Diethelm