Allegro Maestoso by Pleyel arr. Stephen Chin
Ignaz Joseph Pleyel was a renowned musician and entrepreneur who established a famous publishing house in Paris. This work, originally for two violins, embodies a late classical style with contrasting themes and a brighter ending. Your orchestra will enjoy this effective arrangement.
Allegro Maestoso by Pleyel arr. Stephen Chin
As a celebrated musician and successful entrepreneur in the early 19th century, Ignaz Joseph Pleyel left an indelible mark on the music industry. His world-famous publishing house in Paris was a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit. One of his most notable compositions, originally written for two violins in 1806, showcases the grandeur and drama of a late Classical style work. The piece is structured in sonata form, with a confident and assertive first theme that contrasts with a more melodious and expressive second theme. The movement concludes in a brighter major key, leaving a sense of upliftment and joy. Your orchestra will surely be captivated by the many contrasts in this highly effective arrangement.
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La Follia By Corelli Arr Stephen Chin
Arcangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713) was a Baroque composer who set the standard for musical composition in his time. This piece is based on the last of his opus five violin sonatas, which includes twenty-four variations on the Spanish melody "La Follia". The arrangement presents five variations after the theme is introduced, with each upper-string section playing the tune fully against Corelli's original figurations. The main theme returns in an opulent manner.
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The Cliffs of Moher (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra
The Cliffs of Moher, rising about 200 meters above the Atlantic on Ireland's west coast, are home to many birds and sea life, such as grey seals and dolphins. In this work, I aimed to capture the feeling of sea spray, the beauty of green pastures, and the vibrant atmosphere of nearby towns, using musical textures such as pizzicato, sustained notes, bass melodies, and a reflective violin solo.
Concerto In G By Vivaldi Arr. Stephen Chin
Vivaldi wrote many concertos for different instruments, including one for mandolin and strings. The composition's formal structure remains unaltered, but some intricate figurations have been tweaked. The music creates a dialogue between the orchestra's sections as they share the melody. The Baroque string crossings and harmonic progressions make the piece enjoyable to play.
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Introduction And Fandango By Boccherini Arr. Stephen Chin
Originally for string quintet, this piece was arranged by Boccherini for guitar and string quartet. Castanets add a Spanish touch. Boccherini explored diverse textures and string effects within the Classical Period. The music's elegance and vibrancy captivate players and audiences alike.
For String Orchestra Grade 3.5
Chin, Haydn Symphony No.60 1st Movement
Chin, Haydn Symphony No.60 1st Movement
This arrangement for strings is faithful to the original work with the added features of sharing the melodic lines, a slight editing of a few bars of the bass part, a violin 3 part and a keyboard realization. It is also an excellent way to develop Classical style spiccato in more advanced players.

















