Partitions Robert W. Smith pour orchestre à cordes

Simple, elegant and timeless, 'Abide With Me' was written by Henry Francis Lyte in 1847. This setting allows each section the opportunity to perform melodically and experience lyrical phrasing. An exc...

As the title indicates, this work is designed to encompass vigor and passion. Written to demonstrate musically the never-ending energy of our beginning musicians at the earliest stage of their musical...

Beginning with a revival-esque introduction, this down-home, foot-stompin', toe-tappin' original will be the hit of your concert. Premiered at the 2004 Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic, 'Tap Roots' f...

Santa's reindeer are off and running with this playful holiday selection. Featuring 'Jingle Bells' and 'Up On The Housetop,' you can hear the hooves of the reindeer as they 'galop' across the wintery...

Santa begins his Christmas Eve journey with all of the joy an excitement we've come to expect during this magical time of the year. However, as the ride progresses, things become a bit hectic, to say...

Based on the classically familiar 'Greensleeves,' here is a poignant setting with musical lines from forceful to flowing. Robert W. Smith stamps the work with his unique sound sculpturing to give a hi...

Christmas lullabies, What Child Is This? and Lully, Lullay, Thou Little Tiny Child, better known as The Coventry Carol, are intertwined musically. Introductory soloistic passages are written for each...