Sheet Music for Orchestra

This piece was performed at the 2002 World's Largest Concert in Salt Lake City.

A superb setting of this beloved song, 'Havah Nagilah,' for the holidays! Arranged by Jim Kreger for full orchestra at an advanced level, community orchestras and high school orchestras alike will enj...

All of the power and rhythmic energy that you've come to associate with Elliot Del Borgo's work is evident in this new composition for full orchestra. Scored to be playable by strings alone or with th...

Millennium, recorded this year by Alfred for the first time, was first released in 1998. Winner of the 1998 N. S. O. A. composition contest, this contemporary-sounding overture is extremely powerful a...

Exciting, lyrical and highly dramatic, this bold new showcase for the mature school orchestra has it all. Richard Meyer has fashioned an overture that explores the various sounds of American music (in...

With rich, diverse cultural history, New Orleans is considered to be the cradle for many American music genres. Mixon presents a medley of folk tunes associated with this region and presents them in p...

You'll be startled at the bold presence and sonority of this fresh new festival work for your middle school string or full orchestras. Created by Robert W. Smith, 'Symphonic Statement' is dedicated to...

Honor, Laud and Rejoice is a joyous and festive selection written for full orchestra at the intermediate level. The piece was commissioned in the memory of a student musician who passed away at the be...

The Mineola was written in 1890 by John W. Hawd and arranged for full orchestra for the Centennial Celebration of the Villlage of Mineola, New York (1906 - 2006). Located approximately 25 miles East o...

A fantastic full symphonic experience for the full orchestra! 'The winds of Poseidon' joins 'The Isle of Calypso' in the Second Symphony from the pen of Robert W. Smith. This work, the second movement...

Siyahamba (pronounced: See-yah-hahm-bah), is adapted from a traditional song of the Zulu people, originating in the KwaZulu province of South Africa (now a part of Natal province). With strong ties to...

The suspenseful and lovely themes from this thrilling film by M. Night Shyamalan will delight your students. An equally great arrangement when played by strings alone or with any combination of winds....

This creative 'timeless' classic by Leroy Anderson is a must for your library. Perfect for concert or show, this unique novelty number is destined to be a favorite of your audience. A masterpiece!

This creative 'timeless' classic by Leroy Anderson is a must for your library. Perfect for concert or show, this unique novelty number is destined to be a favorite of your audience. A masterpiece!

Calls to war introduce the triumphant first movement of Robert W. Smith's Second Symphony based on the classic story of The Odyssey. The squeaky wheels of the Trojan horse, a burning forest, and a swo...

Originally written for and recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra, this tender, expressive piece will provide an opportunity for development of lush, sensitive playing. Sure to touch the hearts of...

Remember the word fire when preparing this music. It is powerful, dynamic and exciting music with infectious rhythmic feel, emphasized by the rhythm section and the counterpoint. Written for the Stan...

Soliloquy (for Orchestra) is an original and dynamic work that features exciting dialogues between sections of the orchestra and uses thematic transformation to develop the work. This colorful tribute...

This original composition is somewhat flamboyant and impulsive in nature, yet includes luscious full sections, as it interprets the migration of the monarch butterfly. Extensive scientific information...

Written to honor the memory of a young man who lost his battle with cancer, this piece evokes the joy of his life, the support of his friends and the universal struggles of life. A touching and yet, h...

Composed in the style of Holst, this piece celebrates the scientific accomplishments derived from the vision of Galileo, including our GPS system! Think how far we have come! Beginning with an ominous...