Robert S. Frost

This well-known poem by Robert Frost tells how a traveler, confronted with two separate roads, chooses the road less traveled. Soft and expressive, the music communicates the feeling of contemplation...

Strings Extraordinaire! is a progressive collection of Classical, Traditional, Folk, and original compositions for performance by students of different playing levels. All pieces are scored with both...

Robert Frost's arrangement of Jolly Old St. Nick is a unique interpretation of the familiar American carol. The carol is first performed in the traditional manner with chordal accompaniment. Next, the...

A fantastic collection of Sacred settings by Robert S. Frost for trombone or Bassoon. Includes classic and favourite sacred songs such as Onward Christian Soldiers by Arthur Sullivan and Mozart's Ave...

Frost, Robert S./ Traditional German/ Purcell, Henry/ Bach, W.F./ Tchaikovsky, Peter I.

Theory Workbooks 1 and 2 are correlated with the All for Strings method books and are suitable for classroom or individual use. Each page features exercises and games which encompass music fundamental...

Written in the style of Haydn and Mozart, this composition features the keys of C and G Major, imitative motives and a variety of dynamics. Grade 1 1/2, 2:45

This Frost original features 3/4 time and focuses on f-sharps and f-naturals.á A perfect piece to reinforce the necessary finger patterns while preparing for performance.

Composed to recognize and musically represent 'America''s Cardboard Cup Regatta,' this upbeat composition features 5/8, 6/8, and 2/4 time. The 2+3 rhythmic feel in 5/8 time creates the bobbing sensati...

Perfect for special events or for anytime of year, this arrangement keeps Elgar's original keys of G and C Major. Except for occasional easy position work for bass, all parts stay in 1st position.

Classics a la Carte! is a suite of classical compositions for piano and beginning strings written using the same format as the successful Ready, Set, Swing!áDesigned for students in their very earlies...