String Orchestra Music with Percussion

In the tradition of great wind band marches like British Eighth and Colonel Bogey, this original British march is intended for beginning orchestra. Students in their first year will find

Teaching opportunities abound in this creative arrangement of the carol We Three Kings. The music depicts the kings' famous trek across the desert and is a great way to introduce your students to

This lovely setting of three timeless holiday tunes forms a festive trio of bright Christmas cheer. Lively, rhythmic carols from Victorian-era England include Good King Wenceslas; Deck the Hall and

From the famous Carnival of the Animals, this very simplified arrangement of Fossils allows second-year orchestra students to perform a familiar, yet challenging classic favorite. Special musical

It's not Halloween without this 1962 Bobby "Boris" Pickett classic. Sounding in its entirety just like the recording, this selection includes narration, chorus parts, and drumset, with optional guitar and

The slow, hypnotic rock ballad has lyrical melodies and a high-energy, bluesy rock section that make this piece a great opener or closer. This optimistic and powerful piece with soaring solo/soli violin

He knows when you are sleeping, and he's sneaking in the shadows of your Christmas tree! This easy piece for young string orchestras features classic holiday tunes that transform into a top-secret mission

Arranged for strings in easy first position, this medley includes optional parts for SATB choir and percussion. Each of these three favorite madrigals provides an opportunity to delve into music history. As

Though not as well known as his famous eighth and ninth symphonies, Dvorak's Symphony No. 7 is a masterpiece worthy of serious study and performance. The Scherzo movement has been abridged and