A collection of all the latest and greatest charts and parts for your classroom ensemble.
This arrangement keeps the dramatic character of the original, but in changing the key to D minor, avoids some of the messy chromaticism. The intro...
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This is the serious, minor 6/8 theme from the scherzo movement of the symphony. Great for expanding knowledge of chromatic fingerings and dramatic ...
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Otherwise known as the Classical symphony, Prokofiev utilized transparent textures and traditional form in this early masterpiece.The solo string q...
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In the key of G Major, the work begins with a Moderato where dotted rhythms are abundant. A brief Adagio intervenes and we continue with a slightly...
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Originally composed for full orchestra, the movement opens with a powerful C-minor introduction before turning to a bright, cheerfuland graceful C ...
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These two movements from a trio sonata exemplify the best of the English baroque, with their delightful quirky chromatic twists. Violin 1 is indepe...
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This arrangement is a wonderful introduction to the music of one of Mozart's lesser-known contemporaries. In sonata-allegro form, D Major and 3/4 t...
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This toe-tapping polka is originally for piano solo and transposed to the keys of A and E major. The melody and harmony float between the violins, ...
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Composed in the summer of 1984, Yorkshire Ballad was premiered at the Kansas Bandmasters Association Convention by Claude T. Smith and the Kansan I...
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