SKU: AP.49071S

ISBN 9781470648183. UPC: 038081567310. English.

Ride the Wind by Mark Wood showcases how pop/rock music fits perfectly with orchestras. The song starts with tremolo building into the downbeat---from a light breeze to a strong wind blowing and flying in the air. The middle section adds arpeggios and solos for the first violin, building up to a key change finale. This composition features soaring melodies and rockin' cellos and bass! For string orchestra with optional rock rhythm section parts. (2:40)

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SKU: AP.48081

UPC: 038081553900. English.

Brio by Doug Spata, is a sprightly, all-pizzicato tune for beginners that uses only the notes of the D major scale. Teachers will appreciate how this simple song will help students practice note reading, rhythmic subdividing, and listening skills. Students will adore the bouncy accompaniments and catchy melodies that appear in all the parts. (1:48) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

SKU: AP.35898S

UPC: 038081407500. English.

As soon as your young string players have learned their low 2 finger patterns, they are ready for this catchy teaching tune. Written in the attention-grabbing key of A minor, this mystical piece reinforces the neighborly half-step relationship between E-F on the D string and B-C on the A string. Every section gets the melody, a winner with the kids, and you'll like how each section learns to play their half steps more in tune. A great supplement to your method book, and also a successful crowd-pleaser on your next concert!

SKU: AP.40496S

UPC: 038081453767. English. [Based on the music of Johann Sebastian Bach] By Jeffrey E. Turner.

Proving once again how timeless and versatile Bach's music is, the arranger has taken themes and motifs from Minuet in G Major and created a swashbuckling pirate arrangement. Get ready to set sail with Captain Johann Sebastian Blackbeard on an adventure that's just plain fun!

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SKU: AP.49071

ISBN 9781470648176. UPC: 038081567303. English.

Ride the Wind by Mark Wood showcases how pop/rock music fits perfectly with orchestras. The song starts with tremolo building into the downbeat---from a light breeze to a strong wind blowing and flying in the air. The middle section adds arpeggios and solos for the first violin, building up to a key change finale. This composition features soaring melodies and rockin' cellos and bass! For string orchestra with optional rock rhythm section parts. (2:40)

Download Play-Along Track

SKU: AP.48081S

UPC: 038081553917. English.

Brio by Doug Spata, is a sprightly, all-pizzicato tune for beginners that uses only the notes of the D major scale. Teachers will appreciate how this simple song will help students practice note reading, rhythmic subdividing, and listening skills. Students will adore the bouncy accompaniments and catchy melodies that appear in all the parts. (1:48) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

SKU: HL.50600436

11.5x16.25x0.142 inches.

“'Kalaviuka' is an incarnated figure of the Buddha, the head of which looks human and the lower half like a bird with wings. In my work I would like to express the unity of man and nature, a conception deeply rooted in traditional Chinese art and culture, with a modern awareness. The musical material derives from traditional Chinese instrumental works which have birds as their subjects. In particular, these are passages (neither sung nor melodic) that imitate birdsong or depict the forms of birds by means of various instruments. These musical sections mostly consist of a combination of specially selected musical instruments with special techniques of sound production. My aim in composing this piece was to find out how these sounds could be transferred into an orchestra in order to develop a new musical vocabulary and new means of expression.” (Guoping Jia) The work was commissioned by Munich Biennale 2012 and Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung.

SKU: AP.49058

ISBN 9781470645748. UPC: 038081564227. English.

Broken Runes is a bold piece for late beginners in B minor by Doug Spata. Successive down bows at the frog create a ferocious percussive ostinato, and the challenging staccato eighth notes of the main theme add to the primitive style. The piece is rhythmically simple, tonally accessible, and features all sections of the orchestra. Students will love showing off this piece at your next concert! (1:50).

SKU: SU.27040190

Conductor's scoreInspired by the German-born architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the intention was to create an orchestral work that would somehow reflect these urban corporate trophies. The piece as a whole makes use of a very sparse harmonic arsenal—employing simple, cellular collections of pitches. The music is at times very angular, always highly charged with energy, and filled with mechanical imagery.2,1 2,1 2,1 2,1; 4331; timp, 3 perc, hp, pno/cel; stgs Duration: 8'30 Composed: 2001 Published by: Hutter Music Performance materials available on rental only:.

SKU: AP.40454S

UPC: 038081459745. English. Traditional.

Cute, fun, and a true grade 1 bass feature! What more could you want? Encourage the bass players by showing them off. The bass parts are very simple, but the basses also play jingle bells in a surprise twist at the end of the piece. Brainstorm ideas to dress this piece up. Some suggestions are to put Santa hats on the bass players or the scroll of the basses. You could even put Christmas lights or stockings on the bass or stands. Bring the bass players up front. Have some bells on each bass stand where the audience can't see them. Then, when the time is right, the bassists pull out the bells and jingle away! Correlates to Sound Innovations Book 1, Level 3.

SKU: HL.49027996

ISBN 9790001022491.

The suite from the cycle 'Ploner Musiktag' (1932) was structured according to the exact instrumentation directions of the composer and completed with a percussion part ad lib. Particular attraction is caused by the different instrumentation of the four movements which, how-ever, takes into consideration the conditions of school practice.