Get ready for an adventure! This dynamic piece takes you on a journey where the high-pitched first position harmonics, sul ponticello, and arco/pizz create a sea-faring atmosphere. The repeated quavers keep the sense of a voyage underway. Each section of the ensemble eagerly awaits their turn to play the gorgeous melodies that abound in this dynamic work.
For String Orchestra Grade 3
Let your imagination run wild with the possibilities as you embark on this musical journey. Imagine yourself on a ship, feeling the cold wind and sea spray on your face as you set sail into the unknown. The use of special effects such as high-pitched first position harmonics, sul ponticello, and arco/pizz on one part create a vivid sea-faring atmosphere that transports you to another world. The repeated quavers, whether played on or off the string, keep the sense of a voyage underway and add to the excitement of the piece. As the music progresses, you can visualize the breathtaking Northern Lights illuminating the sky in the middle part. Each section of the ensemble eagerly awaits its turn to showcase the gorgeous melodies that are present throughout this dynamic work. Let yourself be swept away by the beauty and wonder of this musical adventure!
For String Orchestra Grade 3
Martin Peerson's "The Fall of the Leafe" depicts a beautiful autumn day with descending notes. Susato's "Battle Pavan" was part of court entertainment and featured a call-and-response style.
1. The Fall of the Leafe
2. Battle Pavan
For String Orchestra Grade 2.5
Citadels, or walled fortresses, were built for centuries to defend civilizations from invaders. This music explores the imagery of a strong, passionate, and fiercely protective community. The middle section creates an atmosphere of a still yet edgy night. The main theme eventually fades away as the invaders recede.
For String Orchestra Grade 2.5
Pachelbel's most famous work is "Canon in D," but he also composed many other pieces, including concerti, keyboard suites, and organ compositions. The Sarabande features a circle of fifths bass with varied sections. Bohm's Rigaudon is a lively Baroque dance.
1. Sarabande
2. Rigadoun
For String Orchestra Grade 1.5
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
This suite of three unique pieces is perfect for beginners looking to improve technique and musicianship. Dedicated to Andrea Messenger OAM and the Western Suburbs String Orchestra community, inspiring young musicians everywhere.
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.
For String Orchestra Grade 3
Your beginner string orchestra will love these expressive pieces. They're mostly composed using pentatonic scales, making them easy to learn and play. Enjoy the sustained chords in "Sleeping Pandas" and the fun acrobatics in "Acrobats".
Boxed:
Sticky Header:
Sticky Add To Cart
Sticky Footer:
Font:
