SKU: A0.1320905

String ensemble arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s  October (Autumn Song)  from The piano collection The Seasons   Op. 37a. 
Score, Set of Parts. 11 pages.

October (Autumn Song) depicts an autumn scene from the piano collection The Four Seasons, Op. 37a. The Four Seasons (originally titled Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces, one for each month, depicting the customs of the Russian year. To me, as the arranger, it seems to strongly reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1350032

String ensemble arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s  January (By the Hearth)  from The piano collection The Seasons   Op. 37a. 

Score, Set of Parts. 18 pages.

“January (By the Hearth) is one of the songs in the piano collection Seasons Op. 3. The piano collection The Seasons (original title: Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces for each month of the year depicting the customs of the Russian year, but to me, the arranger, it seems to reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine, in a strong way.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1329266

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String ensemble arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s  December (Christmas)  from The piano collection The Seasons   Op. 37a. Score, Set of Parts. 30 pages.

December (Christmas) is one of the songs in the piano collection Seasons Op. 3. The piano collection The Seasons (original title: Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces for each month of the year depicting the customs of the Russian year, but to me, the arranger, it seems to reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine, in a strong way.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1370819

String ensemble arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s Februrary (Carnival)
 from The piano collection The Seasons   Op. 37a. 
Score, Set of Parts. 20 pages.

February (Carnival) is a winter scene from the piano collection The Four Seasons, Op. 37a. The piano collection The Four Seasons (originally titled Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces, one for each month, depicting the customs of the Russian year. To me, as the arranger, it seems to strongly reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1320874

String ensemble arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s  November (Troica)  from The piano collection The Seasons   Op. 37a. 
Score, Set of Parts. 17 pages.

November (Troica) is one of the most famous pieces in the piano collection The Seasons  Op. 37a, along with the Barcarole. The piano collection The Seasons (original title: Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces for each month of the year depicting the customs of the Russian year, but to me, the arranger, it seems to reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine, in a strong way.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1191148

July (Song of the Reapers) is an intact depiction of a summer farming scene in the piano collection The Four Seasons, Op 37a. The piano collection The Four Seasons (originally titled Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces, one for each month, depicting the customs of the Russian year. To me, as the arranger, it seems to strongly reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1295756

September (Hunter's Song). The sound of hunting horns powerfully describes the scene of autumn hunting.

The piano collection The Four Seasons (originally titled Les Saisons) is known as a collection of 12 piano pieces, one for each month, depicting the customs of the Russian year. To me, as the arranger, it seems to strongly reflect scenes from the composer's own homeland, Ukraine.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1388625

String ensemble arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s March (Song of Lark)
  from The piano collection The Seasons   Op. 37a. 
Score, Set of Parts. 10 pages.

Tchaikovsky's Ukrainian roots are not surprising. Tchaikovsky's surname was changed from Chaika (Чайка: a traditional Ukrainian surname meaning seagull) by his grandfather, and his family originated from the Chaika family of Ukrainian Cossacks who had a territory in what is now Poltava Oblast.

SKU: A0.1090485

Cindy Hill challenges the orchestra with Season's Winds! Utilizing occasional meter and key changes, its variety will keep your ensemble on its toes and is certain to be a crowd pleaser!