A History of Scotland - String Quintet String Orchestra - Digital Sheet Music
22038298
A History of Scotland - String Quintet
22038298
22038298
22038298
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String Ensemble, String Quintet Cello, Double Bass, String Bass, Viola, Violin - Level 4 - Digital Download
SKU: A0.831263
Composed by Jim Paterson. This edition: audio, pdf. 20th Century, Celtic, Contemporary, Folk, Irish. Score and parts. 44 pages. Music Files Ltd #6415637. Published by Music Files Ltd (A0.831263).This work is not a literal programmatic History of Scotland but an impressionistic piece loosely based on the traditional music of the country, and depicting a gradual evolution of style and content within a single identity.
Since the bass drone plays an important role, all five sections of the String Orchestra should be represented, but the size of the forces used can be freely varied to suit the occasion.
In all instances double-stops should be played in preference to playing divisi.
The tempo markings are a guide only, and a poco accelerando or poco ritardando may feel appropriate in the last bar of each variation before a tempo change.
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