Georg Friedrich Händel Noten für Streichorchester

Winner of the 1996 National School Orchestra Association Composition Contest!

Two contrasting movements offer a sparkling addition to your concerts.

Each chorale includes a preparatory scale study & chord progression to enhance vertical intonation development.

Ms. Atwell has added a unique sparkle to the carol, We Three Kings. Giving all sections of the orchestra a chance to play the melody, this is a true performance piece that offers experienced orchestra...

Akerwis comes from the Latin word acervus meaning to stack. Here it's the stacking of notes to create chords for this swing-style jazz composition.

The colors and timbres of this Impressionistic work are incredible. This is a perfect vehicle for students learning about ensemble tone production. It's a beautiful selection for any concert.

Set in ternary form, the title gets its name from the 'A' section which features spiccato throughout, 'chattering' along as players give the rhythmic motion to the music.á The majority of this composi...

Here's another winner that will serve well as a concert opener for young orchestras.á Frolic is in D Major and actually features portions of the scale in its opening melody.á Beginning students will f...

This fresh and energetic composition blends the sounds of the Irish reel with sounds of Americana, resulting in a uniquely sounding American Reel. Winner: 2004 ASTA with NSOA.

Song of Sedona is a composed piece in the style of mariachi, but does not follow the exact mariachi format. It?s written for string orchestra with additional parts for armon?a, guitarr?n, and trumpets...

Beach Spring comes from 'The Sacred Harp', an American tunebook from 1844. The G Major opening theme, presented by the cellos, later modulates to C Major. First ùPosition parts throughout, and simple...

Here's a nice way to feature beautiful music that is often overlooked. The three movements selected for this suite come from the published works of the English Renaissance composer Thomas Ravenscroft....

Ms. Atwell has done it again with this light-hearted and rhythmically vivacious work. The majority of the piece is in 1st position, with a sprinkling of 3rd position for 1st Violin and Cello, plus som...

This Selection Is A Showcase For The Cello Section. It Is Guaranteed To Inspire Every Cellist In Your Orchestra! Grade 1 1/2