Romanian Waltz Waltz

Romanian Waltz Waltz"Romanian Waltz", also known as "Waves of the Danube", was originally composed for piano and published in Bucharest in 1880. It gained a following in the United States over 60 years later in film and popular music under the title "The Anniversary Song". This arrangement for strings showcases the haunting beauty of Ion Ivanovici's famous melody and will certainly capture the hearts of your orchestra.

composed by David Bobrowitz

An exciting musical ride for young strings and percussion not to be missed

Like the Spanish title

and ostinatos

A hint of eastern European modality adds further personality to a unique piece in the young orchestra literature

"Spanish Dance"

keys of “e” minor and “a” minor

“Dynamic Day” reinforces observing and executing dynamic markings

as if from some high peak

Bach's "Lute Suite In E Minor"

this spirited and unique string work incorporates a pentatonic scale to help paint a picture of a young Chinese woman who struggles finding acceptance in a primarily patriarchal society

With interesting parts for all players