Sharp, Shanghai Hornpipe (Grade 2.5) For String Orchestra
$149.00
It is a catchy tune that blends Eastern harmonies with Western rhythms. It features fiddling, alternating time signatures, and pentatonic patterns. Each part takes turns playing one of the main themes, providing various musical experiences. The violins have the option to play in ottava and third position. It is ideal for students to play and enjoy.
Keith Sharp is a music teacher who earned his Bachelor's degree in Music in 1984. He has been teaching as a string educator in Brisbane, Australia, for over 30 years. Keith completed a post-graduate diploma in education in 1995 and is active as a clinician, guest conductor, and guest lecturer. He has won awards for his string programs and compositions, which are popular worldwide.
Shanghai Hornpipe (Grade 2.5) for String Orchestra
This piece is a fun and catchy tune that combines Eastern harmonies and Western rhythms. It features fiddling, alternating time signatures, and pentatonic patterns, making it a definite crowd-pleaser. All parts take turns playing one of the main themes, while various bowing styles and textures provide a wide range of educational and musical experiences. First, violins have the option to play in ottava and third position. Additionally, the piece modifies the relative primary key, making it an excellent choice for students to play and enjoy.
Keith Sharp earned his Bachelor's degree in Music in 1984, after which he began teaching as a string educator in the Gap region of Brisbane, Australia. He still continues to teach there. In 1995, Keith completed a post-graduate diploma in education. Throughout his teaching career, Keith has created award-winning string programs and ensembles, all while pursuing his passion for composition. His beautifully crafted and imaginative works are very popular throughout Australia and have recently gained popularity in the United States, Great Britain, and Germany. Keith remains active as a clinician, guest conductor, and guest lecturer.
