SKU: A0.1404355

This Xiang Si He Pan (相�河畔) string quartet arrangement offers to musicians  who want to enrich their repertoire a piece that is a fusion of traditional essence and modern interpretation. The melody, whose composer remains unidentified, later received lyrics titled Xiang Si Her Pan that depicts a poignant love story set by the Acacia River—a narrative of longing, reminiscent love, and the heartfelt plea not to be forgotten.

SKU: A0.892709

MAHLA NOURHA – by Sayyed Darwich

Arranged for four violins by Wajdi Abou Diab

A very popular song by the great Egyptian songwriter/singer Sayyed Darwich, in the Egyptian countryside language, describing the simple life in the Egyptian countrysides, that’s start with the shining sun and continues by bringing the milk from the cows and work in the�eld. Then meeting the loved one near the river and flirt together

SKU: A0.912653

You could take a little trip around Singapore town
In Singapore city bus
To see Collyer Quay and Raffles Place
The Esplanade and all of us
 
Chorus:
Because in Singapore, Singapore
Their hearts are big and wide you'll find
Because in Singapore, Singapore
You'll find happiness for everyone
Let's go down to the riverside, it's an unforgettable sight
To see the sunrise on a faraway isle, turning darkness into light
 
( Repeat Chorus )
 
The buildings are climbing all the way to the sky
And there's a hundred other people who are striving
For people like you and I
 
( Repeat Chorus ).

SKU: A0.1244020

The Water Music is a collection of orchestral movements, often considered as three suites, composed by George Frideric Handel. It premiered in the summer of 1717 when King George I requested a concert on the River Thames. The concert was performed by 50 musicians that joined King George I on his barge.

SKU: A0.1417805

Commissioned by Roman River Music to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth, this work takes as its starting point the colourfully chromatic main theme from Mozart's String Quartet K464. Concealed at the beginning, the theme gradually becomes clearer, Mozart having the final say. First performed by the Quince Quartet, University of Essex Lakeside Theatre, 27 October 2006
 
Alan Bullard lives in East Anglia, UK, and has worked for many years as a composer of music for both professionals and amateurs. His pieces, both instrumental and choral, are performed and broadcast world-wide, and are in the repertoire of a wide range of ensembles.

www.alanbullard.co.uk.

SKU: A0.680108

Very easy arrangement, but not only for pupil and beginners.

SKU: A0.1275746

String quartet version of this well known song in an English style.