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SKU: A0.905059
Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn. Arranged by Mark S. Arnold. Classical,Sacred. Score and parts. 23 pages. Brass & Bronze Music #6206593. Published by Brass & Bronze Music (A0.905059).This arrangement of Haydn's masterpiece from his "Missa in Angustiis" features the principal players of each section as it alternates between string quartet phrases and the sound of the full string orchestra. It is somewhat reminiscent of a concerto grosso in style, but stays true to the original in key and overall form and is suitable for concert or contest performance.
Written for the arranger’s Middle School string orchestra, the arrangement provides an opportunity to feature your more advanced players in a relatively safe way with short "group" solos while the rest of the orchestra also stays engaged. All of the upper string parts can all be played in first position, with some shifting required of the cellos and basses.
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