Partitions musique classique

A wonderful programmatic work for young orchestras! Easy to learn and teach, 'Huracán' provides an avenue for teaching articulations, phrasing, and elements of music texture. An excellent program choi...

A unique composition built on alternating 3/4 and 2/4 measures that will challenge and engage your developing orchestra. Manageable ranges, great rhythmic teaching material, and a 'dangerous' sound pr...

Adapted from Mozart's prominent piano sonata in A Major, 'Sonata for Strings' gives first and second year string students an opportunity to play a solid classical work arranged with the young musician...

Who says easy can't be fun? This satisfying medley of three holiday favorites gives every section in the orchestra an opportunity to be spotlighted with the melody! Even the youngest ensembles will ga...

This exciting march for your young string orchestra will have toes tapping both on stage and in the audience! Block scoring and rhythmic unity will provide the young and developing orchestra with a pe...

'Beyond the Shores of Avalon' takes the listener on a musical journey to the island sanctuary hidden the mist, said to be the resting place of King Arthur. According to legend, Avalon was a utopian pa...

Hop aboard the ferry and delight in the impressive rock formations along the Wisconsin River gorge known as the notorious Wisconsin Dells. The blazing sun, rollicking river, and the stunning rock form...

This well-known theme from Tchaikovsky's ballet 'Swan Lake' is beautiful, mysterious, and filled with emotion. Arranged for string orchestra with a solo violin, 'Lake In The Moonlight' provides opport...

Beautiful, romantic music, originally composed for piano, 'Melodie D'Amour' became the basis of a hit popular song in the 1950's and 60's. Now the original version is available in an arrangement for s...

The 'Little Symphony For Strings' contains four contrasting movements in the classical style, presented in under four minutes. Composed by pianist, conductor, and teacher Carl Reinecke, it was intende...