In this fine arrangement of Vivaldi's Concerto in C for Two Trumpets, the solo trumpet lines have been transferred to first and second violins.  It's a stirring adaptation which retains the

Here's Rossini's most famous work, carefully arranged to be a success for your group!  Treat your audience to one of opera's best-loved overtures. This arrangement includes a wide range of musical

Ralph Vaughan Williams' charming suite of dances in the English style is a mainstay of the string orchestra concert repertoire. Adapted in collaboration with the composer from the 1921 Suite of Six

Experience firsthand all the power and grace of Classical music. This work is set at an energetic tempo and features the stylistic elements of Mozart's mature opera period.

This work uniquely transforms the beauty of the second movement of Vivaldi's famous "Winter" concerto and weaves it into the excitement of the first movement. The perfect selection for your winter

This unique arrangement fills the need of directors looking for a more substantial yet playable version of Dvorak's beloved Largo. The arranger has made sure that all the themes are represented and

Tchaikovsky's most famous march exemplifies the spirit of 19th century nationalism as it was growing in Europe. This exceptional arrangement set in A minor (a more comfortable key than the original Bb

This ninth variation from Elgar's "Enigma Variations" is the most played and most beautiful of the variations. Due to its overwhelming expressive quality, it has become England's counterpart to Adagio

Written during Mozart’s teenage years, this is a bold and robust overture. It is a worthy addition to advancing string repertoires.

The sequel to the ever-popular Inverno! This unique reimagining of Vivaldi's Spring from "The Four Seasons" weaves solo melodies from the second and third movements into one spirited

Bela Bartok’s well-known suite of six short pieces, composed in 1915. First composed for piano, Bartok later orchestrated the suite for small ensemble in 1917. String

The audience may not know who Glinka was, but they will know the themes from this ever-popular Russian overture! Whether played as an opener or closer, concert or contest, this piece really shows what your