Mineola Waltz: 2nd Violin
2nd Violin
by Carl Strommen
Full Orchestra - Digital Sheet Music

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2nd Violin. Composed by John W. Hawd. Arranged by Carl Strommen. Instructional. Part. 3 pages. Alfred Music - Digital Sheet Music #00-PC-0001012_VN2. Published by Alfred Music - Digital Sheet Music (AX.00-PC-0001012_VN2).

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The Mineola was written in 1890 by John W. Hawd and arranged for full orchestra for the Centennial Celebration of the Villlage of Mineola, New York (1906 - 2006). Located approximately 25 miles East of New York City on Long Island, Mineola is the governing seat of Nassau County. The name Mineola was derived from the Algonquin Meniolagamika which means a friendly and pleasant village. The Mineola Waltz was premiered on January 29, 2006 by the Nassau Pops Symphony Orchestra. Founded in 1984 by its director, Louis Panacciulli, the NPSO continues to maintain a year round performance schedule. This charming, lilting waltz will be a welcome addition to any concert setting and in particular that Spring Pops and summer in the park in the under the gazebo concert. The Mineola has a light, Viennese quality that will delight audiences of all ages.
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