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Chris Allen. Fiddle Fiesta. Sheet Music. String Ensemble. STR ENS. Chris Allen.

Traduzione

Chris Allen. Fiddle Fiesta. Sheet Music. String Ensemble. STR ENS. Chris Allen.

Originale

The Fiddle Fiesta became an important annual event for Bedfordshire Music Service at least thirty years ago and was the brainchild of a highly individual lady called Barbara Cann. The main purpose of this was to give less experienced string players an opportunity to play in a large ensemble. these young players were helped on such occasions by more senior students who were already experienced in ensemble playing, perhaps in one of the youth orchestras. What began as an isolated event soon spread to many schools and nowadays 'Fiddle Fiestas' take place in numerous venues across the county every year, usually during the summer term. This suite of short movements borrows its title from these annual events and is aimed at being performed under similar circumstances. Each of the five parts. violins 1 & 2, violas and. or violin 3, cellos and basses. exists as part a and part b , part b being a simplified version of part a such that the piece can be played by virtually any combination of available players, albeit with some loss of detail when played predominantly with parts b. Additional string parts are available independently, quickly and at little cost. Please do not photocopy this music.

Traduzione

The Fiddle Fiesta became an important annual event for Bedfordshire Music Service at least thirty years ago and was the brainchild of a highly individual lady called Barbara Cann. The main purpose of this was to give less experienced string players an opportunity to play in a large ensemble. these young players were helped on such occasions by more senior students who were already experienced in ensemble playing, perhaps in one of the youth orchestras. What began as an isolated event soon spread to many schools and nowadays 'Fiddle Fiestas' take place in numerous venues across the county every year, usually during the summer term. This suite of short movements borrows its title from these annual events and is aimed at being performed under similar circumstances. Each of the five parts. violins 1 & 2, violas and. or violin 3, cellos and basses. exists as part a and part b , part b being a simplified version of part a such that the piece can be played by virtually any combination of available players, albeit with some loss of detail when played predominantly with parts b. Additional string parts are available independently, quickly and at little cost. Please do not photocopy this music.