Also known as "Good People All, This Christmas Time" and Carul Loch Garman, this traditional Irish Christmas carol has a hauntingly beautiful melody dating back to the 12th century. A Celtic-flavored celebration of the Nativity, this arrangement for two violins, viola and cello is recommended for Christmas plays, pageants and programs as well as traditional Christmas church services and other seasonal worship events, as a prelude, postlude, an offertory, interlude, Christmas play overture, silent prayer accompaniment and special music. Also makes an elegant, moving selection for Christmas concerts and recitals. 16 pages of music (that includes the score and separate two-page pullout parts for each stringed instrument). Concert Key: G major.

Digital Pack includes:

1. A Celtic Fantasy - Pennywhistle/Flute
2. A Celtic Fantasy - Fiddle
3. A Celtic Fantasy - Uilleann Pipe/Scottish D Pipes
4. A Celtic Fantasy - Guitar
5. A Celtic Fantasy - Bass
6. A Celtic Fantasy - Bodhran Drum/Bass Drum
7. A Celtic Fantasy - Harp

19th Century Whaling song and Tik-Tok sensation 'Song of the Wellerman' in a new arrangement for String Quartet (with optional violin 3 substitute for viola part) by Kate Agioritis.

Download includes a score and a full set of parts.

Welcome to your new favorite chart to play with your quartet! This Cellobat arrangement of the Irish traditional tune "Whiskey In The Jar" is anything but traditional. Unlike other versions that are entirely made up of the song's melody line repeated in the V1 part over a basic accompaniment, this chart features lush harmonies, countermelodies, and octave changes, passes the melody back and forth between the violins, and intertwines original solo and fiddle breakdown sections in between the verses (these aren't too difficult to play, but seem fast and impressive enough to make your audience's jaw drop!). This song is about 3:07 in duration and will be fun to play and exciting to listen to the entire time...your audience is guaranteed to get up and dance! It's a must-have for your quartet for St. Patrick's Day, of course, but also great for parties, events, solo & ensemble contests, or any other occasion that needs an upbeat fiddle vibe. Rated advanced-intermediate for a handful of interesting syncopated rhythms and some fast finger work, this arrangement will be playable for students and sightreadable for professionals - only the V2 part goes beyond first position.

A cinematic treatment of this popular hymn for string orchestra. Includes solos. Duration circa 3:30.

Charles Stanford arranged these six Irish folksongs for chorus in 1901. They are very well suited for a string ensemble and here they are set for string quartet by John Gibson. The six pieces run about 9 minutes total. The audio sample is of the 1st movement.

Intermediate Arrangement for 36 string Celtic Harp
Listen to this piece played on a Salvi Titan harp on YouTube!