Moorish Dance Gaetano Donizetti

Moorish Dance Gaetano DonizettiQuick and lively, "Moorish Dance" (originally titled "Dance of the Moorish Slaves") comes at the beginning of Act II of Aida. This well constructed arrangement would work well as a snappy opener or an exciting closer.

and changes in how the catchy tune is framed will make your students want to play this witty piece again and again

Consider adding sleigh bells or even haunting sound effects to enhance the ambiance

Susato lived as a composer and publisher in Belgium

Edge of Winter is an enthralling piece from start to finish

Drawbridges & Dragons - Journey to a land and time of valiant knights and the castles and kingdoms they've sworn to protect in this fantastical original composition for middle level string orchestras

but he does not

lush chordal harmonies

and includes a short cadenza for solo violin

Night Chase immerses listeners and musicians alike in the exhilaration of an intense pursuit under a vast

and truly representative of its title

getting more intense with each chorus

The music for Mexican Hat Dance (Jarabae Tapatio) was written by Jesús Gonzáles Rubio in the 1800's