Par ABREU ZEQUINHA / KAZIK JAMES (Arr.). The Brazilian classic was popular in the United States during the 1940s with artists such as Ethel Smith, the Andrews Sisters and Carmen Miranda. More recently, it was performed at the closing ceremonies of the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. James Kazik's masteful arrangement for string orchestra (with optional piano and percussion) captures all the fun and energy of the original in a format that will be easily performable by your students and the audience dancing in the aisles! / Date parution : 2023-07-31/ Répertoire / Orchestre à Cordes

From Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's most recent production comes this new title song carefully arranged for developing string groups. It has the Lloyd Webber trademark melodic hook and musical drama that makes his music continue to stand out from the rest.

With the release of the recent film the music of this renowned stage production has found yet another new audience. Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's timeless melodies will most certainly appeal to your students with this superb medleyfor younger string groups. Includes: Phantom of the Opera (Theme) All I Ask of You and Music of the Night. (Grade 2)

A set of string accompaniments for this choral showpiece featuring the greatest melodies and songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber arranged as a celebratory medley. Songs including The Phantom Of The Opera and Don't Cry For Me Argentina have been specially assembled into this choral spectacular that will be the centrepiece of any performance. All arrangements include a full Piano accompaniment and parts are also available for Concert Band (Catalogue No.AM949179).Choral arrangements are available for SATB chorus (Catalogue No.AM930370) SAB chorus (Catalogue No.AM930853) and 2-Part Choir (Catalogue No.AM930864).

The most notable musical moment from Webber's Requiem is captured beautifully in this new arrangement for strings by John Leavitt. Skillfully written with musical sensitivity and taste John's continuing success as an orchestralarranger is apparent with each and every publication. Dur: 2:15

In a simple straightforward version Robert Longfield has created a superb concert version of Bernstein's classic song from the stage show and film that remains one of Broadway's classics.

Irving Berlin's classic show opener is second to none when it comes to pops programming. Ted Ricketts' new version for strings includes not only the familiar two-beat show melody but also the verse scored for violin solo (optional).

Composed especially for the film adaptation of Les Miserables and sung by Hugh Jackman (Jean Valjean) this song offers a beautiful and tender moment. Nicely scored for strings this arrangement will sound full and confident with Jim Kazik's impressive arrangement.