Olaf and the Elf Maiden by Soon Hee Newbold
This lively Icelandic vikivaki folk song calls for foot stomping while it tells the tragic tale of Olaf and his deadly encounter with an elf maiden. Includes open drones that support the melody, which is passed around the ensemble.
Publisher: FJH
Grade:1.5
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A Pirates Legend by Soon Hee Newbold
Experience the high seas with this programmatic work for full orchestra complete with mystery, adventure, sword battles and buried treasure. A multitude of effects add to the drama and intensity, including the unique sound of glissando cello harmonics simulating the sound of seagulls on a desert island. This arrangement includes optional parts for your concert band members as well (not playable by concert band alone) to give you added performance flexibility and possibly combine your two groups. (5:15)
The Iliad (Fall of Troy) by Soon Hee Newbold
This prequel and companion work to Soon Hee Newbold's The Odyssey is a powerful, cinematic work. The Iliad takes players through the battle scenes of the Trojan War and the story of the legendary Achilles. Harp and/or piano add another layer to this epic tone poem. Riveting! (5:45)
Storm For String Orchestra by Soon Hee Newbold
This dynamic and riveting work depicts an ancient battle scene or ferocious weather system. A lyrical melody contrasts with an intense rhythmic groove complete with optional percussion. A great work to expose younger players to programmatic music!
Newbold, Celtic Sunrise for String Orchestra Grade 1.5 (FJH)
Experience the beauty and power of a Celtic sunrise in this accessible, yet powerful sounding work. Driving rhythms and decisive open intervals depict the countryside and rolling hills of Scotland. Optional percussion parts add to the festive quality of the piece. Get ready to experience a massive sound with your young orchestra! (Grade 1.5, Dur 2:00)
Gaelic Castle by Soon Hee Newbold
Opening with the powerful sound of open 5ths, this work transports the listener back to ancient times and life in a magnificent castle. Experience the festivals and celebrations that would often occur as the infectious melodies work their way through all sections of the orchestra. Exciting and jovial! (1:30)





















