String Orchestra - Level 3 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1453535 Composed by William H. Squire. Arranged by Paul Wood. Romantic Period. 44 pages. MyMusicScores.com #1032761. Published by MyMusicScores.com (A0.1453535). This new arrangement of William Henry Squire's lively Tarantella Op. 23 brings the beloved cello piece to a grander stage. Designed with young cellists in mind, this edition allows aspiring soloists to experience the thrill of performing with a string orchestra.Features:Accessible Arrangement: The cello part maintains the original technical demands while the string orchestra accompaniment adds depth and richness to the piece.Educational Value: This arrangement serves as an excellent learning tool for young cellists, helping them develop their soloist abilities and increase their confidence.Performance Opportunity: Perfect for recitals, and concerts, this arrangement provides a unique platform for young cellists to showcase their talent.Experience the joy of Squire's Tarantella in a whole new way with this inspiring arrangement for cello and string orchestra!The PDF score contains the score and all parts.

String Orchestra - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1249735 By Charles Mingus. By Charles Mingus. Arranged by Lauren Pellant. Jazz. Score and Parts. 26 pages. Lauren Pellant #844123. Published by Lauren Pellant (A0.1249735). A fun arrangement of Charles Mingus' Boogie Stop Shuffle in the string-friendly key of D minor.  The parts feature a reasonable tessitura for all players, although the suggested tempo and angularity of the main melody may present a challenge.  Suggested bowings are also included.Intended for string orchestra plus jazz drum set for added rhythmic drive, this chart requires a minimum of 4 violinists, 2 violists, 1 cellist, and 1 upright bassist (playing arco), although larger groups will better capture the spirit of the composition, particularly the rumbling boogie bass-line.  All double-stops are meant to be played divisi.The solo section is a 12-bar D minor blues- less experienced improvisers should be able to navigate using either the D minor pentatonic or D minor blues scale with ease, while more advanced players may desire to experiment with more colorful tensions.