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A fantastic arrangement of Rubensteins famous melody.

Joplin was the undisputed master of ragtime and this is one of the best-known examples of the genre arragend in this edition for string quartet.

The arrangement of this famous melody by Handel retains the stately and distinguished feel of the original piece but allows it to be performed by less experienced musicians. The melody is carried by t...

Jupiter's Theme is probably the best known of melodies from the Gustav Holst epic orchestral work The Planets. This arrangement for string quartet will bring a feel of patriotism to any concert as it...

Gossec (1734-1829) was a French composer who became a leading figure in the development of the symphony in France, and was also an important character in the musical life of Paris for almost 75 years....

Sir Edward Elgar was born in Worcester in 1857. Until the outstanding success of the 'Enigma' Variations in 1899, he was considered a 'provincial' composer - and a largely self taught one at that. In...

A stunning arrangement of this piece from Grieg's well-known work.

This vigorous Russian Dance appears in act 2 of The Nutcracker ballet and is based on Cossack Trepak dances of Tchikovsky's homeland. String players will enjoy playing this arrangement which is ideal...

This is one of Tchaikovsky's best loved melodies and Don Fraser has arranged it for string quartet as an ideal light item for any concert.

A suberb arrangement of this traditional Irish melody.

Bizet's opera 'The Pearl Fishers'was written during 1863 and was his first important opera. Unfortunately it received a very unfavourable reaction from the critics and Bizet himself was highly critica...

A delightful arrangement of this piece which achieved its fame through its use as the theme tune to 'Listen With Mother' on the radio. This version also includes an optional third violin part.

Probably best known as the theme to the BBC Horse of the Year Show this ebullient tune by Mozart remains a firm favourite with musicians and audiences alike.

Dance of the Hours comes from the only work of Ponchielli's which is still known today - his opera La Gioconda. This piece is ideal as a light concert item or for other similar occasions.

First published in 1901 this rag has remained one of the most popular of Joplin's distinctive ragtime pieces. This version for string quartet is fun to play and will make a delightful concert encore i...