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This originally was an aria for soprano and strings, but for this arrangement the lowest voice is featured throughout. The remainder of the ensemble performs the string parts, supporting with a steady idiomatic Baroque pulse. With some ornaments already included, this is a very successful feature. Oh! Had I Jubal's Lyre is arranged for interchangeable woodwind ensemble by David Marlatt.

The Sonata Pathetique is one of the most famous melodies of all time. The simplicity of the melody is what makes it so unique. The depth of emotion and expression in so few notes is what makes this so incredibly moving. Musicians of all ages can enjoy this beautiful melody in this adaptation by Jon Bubbett for saxophone quartet.

This incredibly famous piece has been arranged here for brass quintet and organ. Noble and majestic, Rondeau arranged by David Marlatt by brass quintet and organ, is a great example of Baroque style and articulations. This piece is suitable for a variety of performing venues including concert, contest and church use.

This work serves as an introduction to the 7/8 time signature. It opens with an intense fire and drive. The lyrical middle section features simple flowing melodies above syncopated support. The 7/8 returns in the third section but is more dance-like to bring the piece to a happy and satisfying conclusion. Victory in Defeat is arranged by David Marlatt for brass quintet.

Longships were sea vessels made and used by the Vikings from the Nordic countries for trade, commerce, exploration, and warfare during the Viking Age. Longships by Ryan Meeboer for brass quintet reflects the expedition of such ships through its music, focusing on using the first six notes learned in most method books.

Trumpet Voluntary No. 1 arranged here by David Marlatt, was originally a work to show off the trumpet stop on an organ. That brilliant sound has been replaced by the real instruments in this arrangement for brass quintet and organ.

This mournful piece is based on a Canadian folk song which is an account of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, where the British, led by General Wolfe, captured Quebec City from the French, under General Montcalm. This lyrical arrangement makes use of rich harmonies influenced by jazz and pop music. Brave Wolfe is arranged for brass quintet by Ryan Meeboer.

The legend of the great city of Troy varies depending on historical or fictional belief. This city was the location of the long lasting Trojan Wars between the people of Troy and the Greeks. The fall of Troy is probably most accredited to the Greeks' plan to build the Trojan Horse, use it to sneak inside cities walls, and defeat Troy's army while they slept. This story comes alive in this work by Ryan Meeboer for brass quintet with fanfares, a...

Using the style of Canadian folk songs from the east coast and the story-telling features of Newfoundland, this work by Ryan Meeboer for brass quintet is about a trip out into the ocean. The piece opens with the solemn, chorale-like movement Farewell, " as the fisherman leaves his home and family to begin the excursion, and closes with "Return to Harbour, " an up tempo movement representing the worker's successful homecoming.

All the shrouded mystery and resplendent grandeur of the fourth movement of Respighi's masterpiece, Pines of Rome, has been effectively captured in this brilliant arrangement by Douglas E. Wagner for string orchestra and timpani (required). The symphonic poem, The Pines of the Appian Way" is one of Respighi's most frequently performed and recorded works and stands as the most popular of all three of his Rome-inspired suites. (4:50) This title ...

This theme and variations from Beethoven's Seventh Symphony is one of the most famous slow movements in the entire symphonic repertoire. Because of its somber minor key and quiet rhythmic pulse, it has been likened to a procession through the catacombs. Your students will love the wide variety of emotions included here in Richard Meyer's arrangement. Every section plays an integral role in the slow and mysterious unfolding of Beethoven's maste...

If there is one thing music educators are it is resilient! Resilience, by Chris M. Bernotas, is dedicated to all music educators in recognition of how they always adapt to the unknown and rise to every challenge. This overture is the perfect concert opener for your first-year string orchestra. Using only the notes in the key of D, and melodic parts for all, every student will shine. Violin 2 and Viola are doubled, as are Cello and String Bass,...

This theme and variations from Beethoven's Seventh Symphony is one of the most famous slow movements in the entire symphonic repertoire. Because of its somber minor key and quiet rhythmic pulse, it has been likened to a procession through the catacombs. Your students will love the wide variety of emotions included here in Richard Meyer's arrangement. Every section plays an integral role in the slow and mysterious unfolding of Beethoven's maste...

A cute, pedagogically-based (get it?), first-year bass section feature, this piece will be fun and is sure to make your beginners sound fabulous. This piece is in first position for all players except basses. Basses shift up to C and D on the G string and only play pizzicato. Continuing Bob Phillips' tradition of bass section features, Dance of the Bowless Basses is sure to become an integral part of your standard repertoire! Correlated to Sou...

This arrangement of The Prince of Denmark March, " or "Trumpet Voluntary, " provides the perfect setting for advocacy and striving for excellence since it is so recognizable. Three different versions of the final 8 bars, containing incorrect notes, are included. Each version contains an increasing percentage of correct pitches. Each represents a different letter grade. Play all four versions and then explain to parents and administration that ...

Beginning string students will have a diabolically good time with this all-pizzicato selection. Gleefully sinister melodies pass between all sections and simple quarter and half note accompaniment parts help keep everyone together. The optional piano accompaniment sets the pace with even 8th notes, helping young players subdivide their rhythms. Part independence and note range are minimized while doubling and repetition are emphasized, making ...

The Last Rose of Summer is a traditional Irish tune arranged by Jim Palmer. The beautiful melody, rich harmonies, and interesting accompaniment will help your young orchestra sound mature. The long phrases are highlighted with beautiful slurs and a variety of dynamics. Pizzicato, slurs and ties create the interesting accompaniments. Well-developed phrases and unexpected chords provide opportunities for artistic expression. A perfect choice to ...

Written to help students develop their spiccato bow stroke, this energetic piece is a joyful celebration from the very first measure. The left hand challenges are minimal, allowing the players to focus on controlling their bow on and off the string. A contrasting call-and-response B" section in minor mode briefly slows the pace down before the party resumes again. Over time, the overall tempo can be increased as the students become more and mo...

Both the bleak Russian midwinter landscape and the joyful celebration of a fall harvest festival are conveyed in this string arrangement by Andrew H. Dabczynski, of Autumn and Winter from Alexander Glazunov's ballet The Seasons. The expressive contrasts in this motivating set will make it a favorite of all. Optional parts for more advanced students, as well as supplementary percussion and piano parts make it an excellent concert choice for int...

Jim Palmer's arrangement of Music for the Royal Fireworks is an exciting two-movement work that is perfect for your young string orchestra. The movements work together or are effective played on their own. Terraced dynamics and authentic articulations will help your students gain an understanding of music from the Baroque era. A perfect opener or closer to any concert. (3:15) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.