Sharp, Snapdragons (Grade 1.5) For String Orchestra
$125.00
"Snapdragons" is a Grade 1.5 music piece by Keith Sharp for string orchestra. It's eight pages long, 30 cm long, and includes a conductor's score and parts. Its duration is 2:40. Published in 2010 by Music House String Publications Pty Ltd, it's known for its catchy tunes and provides young string orchestra players an excellent opportunity to showcase their skills.
Keith Sharp is a distinguished string educator based in the Gap region of Brisbane, Australia. He has produced award-winning string programs and ensembles and is passionate about composition. Keith has gained recognition from teachers in the United States, Great Britain, and Germany. He also maintains an active schedule as a clinician, guest conductor, and guest lecturer.
Snapdragons (Grade 1.5) for String Orchestra
"Snapdragons" is a delightful music piece composed by Keith Sharp. The piece has been specially created for string orchestra and is classified as Grade 1.5, making it accessible to young and beginner string orchestra players.
The musical score comes with a conductor's score and parts, allowing the conductor to lead the orchestra and each player to have their part to play. The music is eight pages long and 30 cm in size.
The piece's title is derived from the caption of the conductor's score. Its duration is 02:40, giving enough time to showcase the talent and skills of the young string orchestra players.
"Snapdragons" was published in 2010 by Music House String Publications Pty Ltd, an Australian publishing company. The piece is known for its catchy tunes, offering young string orchestra players an excellent opportunity to showcase their skills.
Keith Sharp graduated with a Bachelor of Music degree in 1984. He then accepted a position as a string educator in the Gap region of Brisbane, Australia, where he continues to teach to this day. In 1995, Keith completed a postgraduate diploma in education. Throughout his teaching career, Keith has produced award-winning string programs and ensembles while pursuing his passion for composition. His exquisitely crafted and imaginative works are highly popular throughout Australia, and more recently, they have also gained recognition from teachers in the United States, Great Britain, and Germany. Keith remains on an active schedule as a clinician, guest conductor, and guest lecturer.
