String Orchestra

A simple diatonic melody that lends itself well to John Leavitt's unique styling for strings, Sweet Afton also features moments for a quartet within the string ensemble. Once again Mr. Leavitt has provided us with a simple yet artistic work for young string groups. Dur: 2:30

Taken from what is considered by many to be the most famous symphony in the world, this excerpt will provide your students with an opportunity to play another spectacular movement from the pen of the master himself! Dur: 4:00

Known as Papa Haydn to his musicians, Haydn once wrote that his relative isolation in Esterhazy, away from the mainstream, forced me to be original. This sprightly arrangement provides a glimpse at both the genius and the humor of the composer who perfected the classical symphony. Dur: 4:15

From one of the most important composers of the baroque, Tambourin Dance has been adapted for student players in an edition that can be used to teach cut-time, dynamic contrast, and both legato and spiccato style playing. Dur: 1:30

From the master of light classics, here is a collage of some of the most famous melodies ever written including: Piano Concerto No. 1, Nutcracker Suite, Romeo and Juliet, March Slav, and 1812 Overture.

A classic American song, made famous by Patti Page and countless others, is here again with a new version by Larry Moore. Larry has captured the country twang and charm of this easy moving waltz.

In a lighthearted style that is sure to charm most any audience, composer Danny Gould brings us this delightful concert bonbon that suggests some creative staging. With a pair of upstage tennis players and a moving spotlight, the clever music takes care of the rest for a audience-pleasing pops number.