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    Guitar Lullaby & Chit Chat by Stephen Chin

    Guitar Lullaby & Chit Chat by Stephen Chin

    $121.00

    Two great pieces for young players! "Guitar Lullaby" is based on a familiar melody with a wide range. Hold the instrument like a guitar. "Chit Chat" is a catchy call and response piece with syncopated rhythms.

    1. Guitar Lullaby

    2. Chit Chat

    For String Orchestra Grade 1

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    Guitar Lullaby & Chit Chat by Stephen Chin

    These two delightful pieces of music are a must-have for young musicians! The first piece, "Guitar Lullaby," is based on a well-known ground bass melody that's easy to follow and allows students to explore a wide range of notes without any difficulty. It's played entirely with plucked strings, so upper string players may want to hold their instruments in a guitar-like position to get the full effect. The second piece, "Chit Chat," is a lively call-and-response piece that introduces basic syncopated rhythms to elementary string ensembles. It's an incredibly effective way to help young musicians develop their sense of rhythm and timing. Both pieces are so catchy and memorable that you'll find yourself humming them long after the performance is over!

    1. Guitar Lullaby

    2. Chit Chat

    For String Orchestra Grade 1

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