Everyone will recognize this clever march from Disney's Jungle Book. This new arrangement for developing groups is a perfect chance to showcase your low strings and add a light-hearted number to any concert.

This spectacular setting for choir band and optional strings of some of Irving Berlin's classic songs offers a variety of entertaining performance options and highlights his most beloved holiday songs. The 7-minute medleyincludes: Happy Holiday Snow I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep White Christmas.

Larry Moore has created an ingenious combination of favorite carols and Pachelbel's most famous work into a clever holiday treat. Starting with the traditional ground bass and melody he adds a delightful assortment of holidaytunes with some that are not so obvious. Let your audience find them all while enjoying this creative arrangement. Includes: Jolly Old Saint Nicholas Up On the Housetop Good King Wenceslas Go Tell It on the Mountain Hark!The Herald Angels Sing Joy to the World The First Noel Jingle Bells and We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

A historical journey for beginner string ensemble-Cette charmante composition en plusieurs tableaux s?adresse aux jeunes Ensembles à Cordes inexpérimentés. La narration qui accompagne la pièce permet d?en faire une véritable œuvre scénique. Un délicieux voyage dans le temps permet aux jeunes instrumentistes de travailler les notes de la gamme de Sol tout en se divertissant. Toutes les voix sont écrites en première position et ne nécessitent que l?utilisation des premier et deuxième schémas de doigts. La partie optionnelle pour violon 3 permet de remplacer la voix d?alto si nécessaire. L?accompagnement de piano inclus offre un soutien harmonique et rythmique. Un moyen plaisant pour progresser dans l?apprentissage!Instrumentation : 2 Violons 1 & 2 1 Alto (ou Violon 3) 1 Violoncelle (ou Contrebasse) 1 partie de Piano.

This work sensitively conveys the rising sun as it first greets America each morning on Cadillac Mountain at Acadia National Park. Written by Andrew H. Dabczynski in celebration of that park's centennial, this enchanting piece provides an opportunity for young string players to musically express the magic of dawn on the mountain, of light sparkling on the ocean, of swelling seas as a squall approaches, and of the returning calm as the light recedes. 'Acadia First Light' will transport players and audiences alike to Acadia, that treasured national gem. (3:30) / Orchestre A Cordes

Paying tribute to great artists like Dick Dale, The Ventures, and Jan and Dean, here is an exciting, fast-paced piece in the style of classic 1960s surf rock. Easy eighth and quarter note rhythms and a focus on the first and second finger patterns make it approachable for beginners, and it's a fun way to apply lessons in reading G string notes. The optional drum kit part adds flair to the rock style. (1:45) / Orchestre A Cordes

There's a ninja on the loose and he's sneaking through the orchestra. But not for long! Your students will love making up storylines for what happens next in this colorful Asian-flavored piece that uses only the notes of the D Major scale. There are plenty of great teaching opportunities here for your first-year students, including pizzicato, accents, crescendos, and melody/accompaniment balance. Fun for everyone! (2:15) / Orchestre A Cordes

In this sensitive arrangement of one of the world's oldest Christmas carols, the haunting melody is passed throughout the orchestra. Changing textures combine with shifting modes to create a lyric and peaceful atmosphere that surely will be remembered long after the concert is over. (3:30) / Orchestre A Cordes

Develop your orchestra's legato playing skills with this lovely folk song. The interesting orchestration helps showcase a very mature sound and every section shares the melody. A perfect 'second piece' for contest or festival. (3:20) / Orchestre A Cordes