These easy-to-read, progressive exercises by Joanne Martin develop a student's reading skills one stage at a time, with many repetitions at each stage. I Can Read Music is designed as a first note-rea...
Playing with Style is a set of colorful concert pieces in a variety of styles, including tango, ragtime, and jazz. These audience-pleasing pieces are enjoyable to play and will broaden the musical hor...
More Festive Strings is a collection of well-known Christmas and Chanukah melodies arranged to meet the needs of individuals, groups and orchestras. In order to provide flexibility, the collection is...
Folk Strings is a collection of folk melodies from around the world arranged for strings. Unlike classical music, which normally has an 'authentic' version, folk music often exists in many versions, w...
More Folk Strings is a collection of melodies from around the world, in a variety of moods and with rhythmic patterns and harmonies that are representative of their country of origin. Because of the f...
4 Violinen
The boogie/rock style of this arrangement of 'Ukrainian Bell Carol' sets it apart from all other versions. Broken octaves in the left hand and chromatic passages in the right hand will allow late-inte...
Folk Strings is a collection of folk melodies from around the world arranged for strings. Unlike classical music, which normally has an authentic version, folk music often exists in many versions, wit...
Classical guitarists - both students and professional performers - require the same high-quality editions that their pianist colleagues have come to expect from Alfred Music. Our Classical Guitar Mast...
ViolaFest is an eclectic collection of original viola duets, trios, and quartets. They cover a range from the easiest pieces in Volume 1, which can be played by violists with very little experience, t...
Festive Strings is a collection of well-known Christmas and Chanukah melodies arranged to meet the needs of individuals, groups and orchestras. In order to provide flexibility, the collection is avail...
