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SKU: A0.919912
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven. Arranged by William E. Moats. Classical,Instructional. 12 pages. William E. Moats #4365406. Published by William E. Moats (A0.919912).This arrangement of the well known theme from Beethoven's ninth symphony, fourth movement for Young Orchestra is about two minutes long at the marked tempo. It is written in the key of G and requires an occasional F natural in the upper strings and a D# in the lower strings. First position players can access this arrangement. Some pizzicato is used and the cellos and violas have a section of bowed melody. This arrangement can be played without a double bass. The piano part is not necessary for performance but can add reinforcement to the string parts and add rhythmic stability.
The parts included are: Score, 1st Violin, 2nd Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, and Piano.
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