Veteran music educator and writer Robert Longfield brings a fresh approach to this beginning level overture. The easy and unique special string effects will give your students wonderful exposure to programmatic-style music and orchestration.

Cette valse instrumentale du début du siècle continue d'être une mélodie populaire et a été entendue dans d'innombrables films, émissions de télévision et enregistrements populaires. La nouvelle version accessible de Robert Longfield offre à votre orchestre à cordes une excellente occasion d'interpréter une chanson reconnue instantanément dans un style de valse traditionnel.

This clever concert march is exactly what you’ve come to expect from Robert Longfield. Evoking images of childhood adventures in the woods this stately march has a delightful melody and a tongue and cheek B section featuring sand blocks in a dialogue with the winds. A unique march for any occasion.

From the pen of veteran composer and music educator Robert Longfield Turning Point is a bold overture-style original work for strings designed for festival or contest use. A solemn opening is following by a rhythmic modaltheme contrastedwith a expressive middle section. The movement returns to the driving “A” theme and then into an impressive full ensemble coda.

Roberts new blues shuffle is a fun jazz ensemble-style tune that lets your string orchestra perform something a little different. Easy swing rhythms in a comfortable key and tempo make it accessible for most groups. With a littlecreativity youmight want to open up a section for a young soloist to stretch out a bit.

The music of Disney's Mary Poppins lives on and on and has recently has made headlines with its new adaptation for the stage by legendary producer Cameron Mackintosh. Here's the gentle memorable ballad in an accessible version for developing groups by Robert Longfield.

This very sensitive and lyrical work will showcase your ensemble's musical maturity. This is one of Robert's most beautiful melodies and he has skillfully scored it throughout the ensemble. An excellent way to change the pace of your concert and bring tears to many eyes.