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An American Hymn and Rallying Cry
By Renata BrattLearn to play this traditional tune
By Alasdair FraserThis arrangement brings new life to a traditional tune
By Dina MaccabeeThis smooth, rhythmic arrangement draws on a variety of influences
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By Jeffrey SolowEnjoy this string-quartet arrangement of a holiday classic
By Renata Bratt'Tonight My Sleep Will Be Restless' speaks of longing in gorgeous tones
By Renata BrattThis string-orchestra arrangement of a James Brown classic teaches contemporary technique to the tune of funk
By Mimi RabsonWow the crowd at this year's holiday concert with unexpected stylistic twists on Tchaikovsky's classic
By Renata BrattImmortalized in a classic ’80s movie, Simple Minds’ ‘Don’t You (Forget About Me)’ finds its groove decades later
By Eric GorfainA gem that will sparkle at a traditional venue
By Graham PellettieriThere are many resources available to ensure you're never without repertoire to wow the crowd
By Elisa M. WelchDiscover the lessons a swing-jazz playing style can teach
By Jeremy CohenThe simple work is perfect for teaching articulation, clarity, and Classical style
By James ReelA look at the inner workings of this powerful piece
By Anthea KrestonWant to expand your repertoire of violin and cello duos? These lesser-known gems are sure to please
By Jennifer DalmasThis 'Strings Charts' arrangement for string quartet will bring a smile to any listener’s face
By Mimi RabsonThis string-quintet arrangement brings the tune from its origins in the British Isles to an American 'boom-chuck' feel
By StringsMagazine.comThis arrangement will wow the crowd in a number of performance venues
By Renata BrattDouble-stops, shifting, and 20th-century influences abound in this overlooked gem
By Leah Hollingsworth