Concerto for Four Cellos Blues

Concerto for Four Cellos BluesVivaldi's "Concerto for Four Violins in B Minor, opus 3, no. 10", was published in 1711 in L'estro armonica ("The Harmonic Fancy"), a set of 12 concertos for various instruments. This particular concerto was probably written for a performance at L'Ospedale della Pieta, a school for orphaned and indigent girls in Venice, where Vivaldi taught and composed for over twenty years. The first movement (lowered a whole step from the original key and edited by

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's effervescent brilliance and perfection of the classical form are evident in the "Divertimento" written in 1775 for wind sextet

It’s Raining Cats and Dogs is perfect for your beginning orchestra’s spring concert

This piece offers an ideal opportunity to introduce glissandos

and Buryatia

Written in E minor with no low 2s

The flakes begin to stick to the ground and the trees

Susan Day has arranged the perfect centerpiece for a Holiday Concert for first and second year players

Defined as "an intricate combination of passages in which it is difficult to find one's way or to reach the exit

or as a festival selection

the anthology reflects the rich history of music spanning the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries

some accents

Composed in the late 1700’s