Orchestra Music with Harp

This fiery overture in 6/8 time features bold cinematic melodies that transform into passionate arias and back again. Seasoned string orchestras will be excited by the chance to show off part independence,

Cedar Hollow is a small valley (or hollow) in the Ozarks. This work captures the essence and tranquility of the area. The optional harp part will enhance the ensemble wonderfully if used. Some skillful

Esperance (Hope) ventures into the realm of French impressionism, with luscious, thick harmonies and colorful orchestration for strings and harp. An easy grade 3 for strings, it allows your harp soloist to

This gorgeous and gentle ballad is dedicated to a young violinist from Elmhurst, Illinois, as well as Ms. Dorothy Straub, whose lifelong career in music education has touched students and educators

This lovely melody has become one of O'Carolan's most popular pieces. In this arrangement, the melody is shared by all instruments, giving young students the opportunity to play with expression. An optional

Showcase your strings with fire and flair in the style of Riverdance and traditional Celtic music! Written by Robert Kerr and arranged for strings by Soon Hee Newbold, this air and jig is a

Get swept away in a vivid musical adventure, featuring advanced part independence, shifting, and bracing 16th note runs! The dramatic, cinematic style and assertive melodies moving between each section

This tender, flowing waltz conveys a sense of peaceful nostalgia, reflecting the beauty of the pastoral village of Waterford, Maine. This piece provides an opportunity for young string players to master

Follow in the footsteps of Olympians and experience the strength, passion and commitment of these incredible athletes. The soft, rich opening foreshadows the powerful music that follows. Aggressive rhythms

A dramatic, mysterious, descriptive work in E minor, Sighting at Loch Ness is aimed at increasing musicianship in the orchestra. The first violin melody incorporates Scottish-sounding ornamentation

Try this tender folk song from Taiwan to develop your students' sensitive and lyric style. Accompanied by lush, modern-sounding harmonies, the melody is passed to each section. The solos for violin and

"Yet" is little cinematic piece for symphony orchestra with harp. You may imagine a journey, flowers and beautiful landscapes. Maybe there is love in the air.