

Ryan Tedder/ arr. John Berry
Recorded by rock band OneRepublic, this popular hard-driving hit it establishing a sild place in today's culture. With its driving pulseand quaver based rhythms, Counting Stars adapts nicel here for young jazz Bands.
Wild West Hoedown Level 2.5
This bright change-of-pace work evokes the toe-tapping sounds of the old west as settlers circle the wagons round for a Saturday night hoedown. Featuring athletic, yet very playable fiddle-style tunes that wander throughout the ensemble, the music also uses simple double-stops and contrasting rhythms that keep things moving along.
Recored by South Korean rapper PSY, this stylized smash hit has taken pop culture by storm with a viral video (almost 2 billion views!), TV appearences, parodies, and even flash mobs. Make room for exuberant audience behaviour.
Theme from Schindler's List
| for Violin Solo, Violin Duet, or Violin/Viola Duet |
| Series: Music for String Orchestra |
| Score & Parts |
| Composer: John Williams |
| Arrangers: Robert Longfield, Amy Barlowe |
| Level: 3-4 |
| This special edition of John Williams' eloquent theme is arranged to feature a violin solo, violin duet, or a violin and viola duet. Set in its original key, the solo part is the original version as played by Ithzak Perlman, and accompanied by the duet part and a rich string orchestra backdrop. A powerful and dramatic program piece! Dur: 3:45 |
Music by Michael Giacchino. Arranged by Robert Longfield. Published and distributed by Hal Leonard.