Classical Sheet Music for String Orchestra

Baratto’s *Concertino* is a brilliant work that offers soloists an excellent opportunity to showcase their virtuosity. Organized into three contrasting movements, this work combines classical elegance...

Baratto’s *Concertino* is a brilliant work that offers soloists an excellent opportunity to showcase their virtuosity. Organized into three contrasting movements, this work combines classical elegance...

The song was composed in 1959 for the John Marshall High School orchestra in Rochester, New York, during Richard Lane’s first residency as one of the first composers in the Young Composers Project. Th...

The song was composed in 1959 for the John Marshall High School orchestra in Rochester, New York, during Richard Lane’s first residency as one of the first composers in the Young Composers Project. Th...

Composed in October 1960 while Richard Lane was in Lexington, Kentucky, as a member of the Young Composers Project, the Passacaglia for String Orchestra was written for Joseph M. Beach and the Henry C...

Composed in October 1960 while Richard Lane was in Lexington, Kentucky, as a member of the Young Composers Project, the Passacaglia for String Orchestra was written for Joseph M. Beach and the Henry C...

Papa Haydn’s *Parrot* for string orchestra is an adaptation of Winkelmans’ second string quartet of the same name. In 2022, at the request of the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, the composer arranged three of...

Papa Haydn’s *Parrot* for string orchestra is an adaptation of Winkelmans’ second string quartet of the same name. In 2022, at the request of the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, the composer arranged three of...

Experience brilliant tonal colors and masterful musical dialogues with the "Echo-Konzert op. 124", published by Editions Bim. This captivating work virtuously highlights two piccolo trumpets, letting...

*Faustina Borghi* is a three-movement work by Paolo Baratto, dedicated to his dear friend Ralph Bryant. It features the cornet—or, alternatively, the oboe—in an elegant style that is both virtuosic an...

*Faustina Borghi* is a three-movement work by Paolo Baratto, dedicated to his dear friend Ralph Bryant. It features the cornet—or, alternatively, the oboe—in an elegant style that is both virtuosic an...

Reprint of the scholarly first edition of the Deutscher Verlag für Musik, edited by Hellmuth Christian Wolff. > Sinfonia I C-Dur MWV N.1 > Sinfonia II D-Dur MWV N.2 > Sinfonia III e-Moll MWV N.3 > Sin...

Here is a very easy introduction to the Baroque style through the lively and attractive rhythms and melodies of Antonio Vivaldi. Great for beginning level string orchestra. Includes an optional violin...

A pavane is a very old, elegant dance form. Ravel's masterwork is notable for its supremely sensitive nuances, and is representative of the school of French composition so much in favor at the turn of...

Béla Bartók for beginning strings! All the parts are reinforced in the piano accompaniment guaranteeing a superb presentation. Fine opportunities exist to develop outstanding characteristic tone quali...

From Tchaikovsky's classic ballet, The Nutcracker , this timeless holiday tune is scored for beginning strings. A dance of monumental proportions that will be a joy for rehearsal as well as performanc...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of Concerto No. 1 in A minor – a captivating piece for solo violin and string orchestra, published by Edition Butorac. This composition impresses with its emot...

Mentored by the likes of William Grant Still, Paul Hindemith, and Howard Hanson, Kay was an impressive composer by any metric, winning a Fulbright Scholarship, the prestigious Rome Prize, a Guggenheim...

The Sinfonia a 8 (La Melodia Germania No. 1) in D major by Johann Stamitz was originally composed for two French horns, two violins, viola, and bass. Since the wind parts largely doubled the strings i...

A re-discovered classic, this gem for String Orchestra was written by Howard Hanson (1896-1981) for the American String Teachers Association and first performed in 1976 at the Music Educators National...