

Gulpy the Goldfish for String Orchestra by Anne Svendsen
Here’s an easier work that can teach basic syncopation. In fact, you can teach most of the syncopation in this work with the words, “Gulpy The Goldfish.” It’s simple and enjoyable for players and audience alike.
Mazas, a renowned composer, is known for his effective etudes and chamber ensemble works. This duet for two violins, dating back to the early 19th century, showcases the late Classical and early Romantic styles. The music is characterized by sharp rhythms and lyrical melodies, making it an excellent choice for a String Orchestra at level 3.5.
This Duo for violin and viola was written in1939 by Laszlo Weiner, a hungarian pianist, conductor and composer.