

Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Will Champion, Jon Buckland/ arr. John Berry
Recorded by Coldplay in 2008, Viva La Vida has shown is has staying power with its string s=rhymic base and catchy meldoies. This easy arrangement will sound great with limited rehearsal time.
Oblivion
| Solo Violin, Flute or Oboe with String Orchestra |
| Series: Pop Specials for Strings |
| Score & Parts |
| Composer: Astor Piazzolla |
| Arranger: Robert Longfield |
| Level: 3-4 |
Arranged here for flexible soloist and strings, this haunting melody from Argentine tango composer Astor Piazzolla provides an impressive showcase for a violin, flute, or oboe soloist. Beautifully scored for string orchestra and carefully paced.
What does the fox say? arr. Larry Moore
The fun-loving phenomenon that's been seen and re-created everywhere is now available in this clever verison for strings by Larry Moore. A great chance to stage some clever ideas with your group
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.
Sparkle! for String Orchestra Level 1
A bright concert selection to showcase developing playing skills! This lighthearted tune sparkles with simple rhythms and easy string crossings, using notes of the D and G scale. Every section of the orchestra gets melodic material, sprinkled with pizzicato throughout. Add a bit of bling with optional bells.
Hamilton is without question the most creative, talked-about musical to hit Broadway this millennium. In this standout selection from the show, the lead characters lay out their plans for victory, despite their personal hardships. Arranged for strings and a vocalist by Paul Lavendar and Larry Moore, this is a clever way to connect orchestra students with contemporary music.
Seven Nation Army
Considered by many as one of the greatest songs of the 2000s, "Seven Nation Army" continues to be heard at sporting and special events around the world. Its instantly recognizable riff has made it the signature sound for the alternative rock duo, White Stripes