String Orchestra

Most commonly known for his famous Canon in D, Johann Pachelbel was an organ virtuoso and composed many works, including several toccatas. This toccata has been carefully adapted for strings into the key of D, with some added dynamics, but with the original tempo variations and ornamentation preserved.An ideal teaching and performance piece from master arranger Lloyd Conley. Dur: 2:15

Here's the most enduring song from Charles Strouse's award-winning Broadway production, arranged for developing groups. Simple, tuneful and well scored for strings.

This simple tune with a country feel is one of the many hits from the Carpenters. Larry Moore's version for strings is a super choice for pop programming with a song that is instantly recognizable. Dur: 1:35

From Mannheim Steamroller's ever-popular Fresh Aire album, this is a wonderful change of mood with its gently flowing lines and peaceful atmosphere. Robert Longfield has skillfully adapted Chip Davis' simple melody into an approachable version that works ideally for string ensembles.

Here's a short, lyric movement that is rich with a memorable melody and important moving lines within the inner parts. Robert's arrangement is also detailed with musical nuances that give ample opportunity to teach expressive playing in a ensemble setting.A wonderful edition for developing string groups. Dur: 2:00

Here's a rare opportunity for your string group to program a musical tribute to the most influential performer in American popular music. Includes: Can't Help Falling in Love, Hound Dog, Love Me Tender, and Jailhouse Rock.

Richard Rodgers would have turned 100 in 2002, and he remains one of America's musical treasures with his endless contributions of hits for the stage, screen, and concert hall. This musical montage includes several of his memorable songs, arranged for string orchestra by Ted Ricketts. Includes: Song of the High Seas, Oklahoma, The Sound of Music, The Carousel Waltz and Climb Ev'ry Mountain.

Your audiences will love this medley of nostalgic television themes that features three of the most beloved sitcoms of all time. Includes: Happy Days, The Brady Bunch, and Making Our Dreams Come True (Laverne and Shirley).

From Album for the Young, here are two movements arranged for younger players to help build confidence, teach important performance concepts and introduce them to the distinct musical talent of Tchaikovsky. I. Pavane II. Contredanse