Leichte Noten von Belwin Music für Anfänger

The captivating John Philip Sousa melody is now performable by strings. For years, a sure-fire standing ovation for bands -- now available for string orchestra. Rousing! (2:38)

This beautiful melody has found its way into motion picture soundtracks, television backgrounds and even various advertising media usage. Carl Strommen surrounds the melodic line with a most sensitive...

Sakura, Sakura is an ancient Japanese children's song. It is traditionally accomplished by a koto (a long 13-stringed instrument) or a shamisen (a 3-stringed lute) and various gongs, drums and bells....

The melodic and harmonic lines have vivid clarity and the powerful yet simple rhythmic patterns are utilized to create both energy and excitement. A wonderful program closer for any concert, this play...

A fabulous arrangement of two favorite movements from one of G. F. Handel's most famous works, the 'Water Music Suite.' The contrasting styles of the two movements combined with the solid scoring will...

This new arrangement of the time-honored classic folk song begins with a unique pizzicato introduction followed by a statement of the familiar Danny Boy melody with lush harmonies. A variation of the...

Characteristic of Douglas Wagner's creative genius, this warm selection for intermediate string orchestra contains flowing melodic lines that are featured in each of the voices throughout the composit...

A very moving work created in remembrance of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. The work is most musical and somber in nature. The composition works well to pay tribute on any occasion....

A flowing and beautiful work. The initial theme is introduced sweetly in the upper strings. An intermediate segment interrupts the flow momentarily and the thematic material returns more fully scored....

The inspiration for this original work originates from the traditional Russian fable based on the romance between Prince Ivan and Vaselisa. There are occasions that require divisi for all but the bass...