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I created an accompaniment track from Dale Brubaker's "Concert Tunes for Beginning Strings" beginning orchestra piece. I am making the accompaniment track available to other teachers and am not claiming the original piece was created by me. I chose marimba so students can play either staccato or pizzicato. The accompaniment track, which I made with Audacity/Finale (RIP Finale d.2024) and I'm sharing, is mine and I am sharing it as a resource for other teachers. This is not an opportunity to buy

Original unison beginning orchestra piece. Similar in complexity to Brubaker's Serenata, One Fall Evening features half notes, G/D/A open strings, and half rests. Students will also need to know E on the D string, quarter note D, and quarter rest symbols.

An original piece for beginning string orchestra. The piece uses quarter note, half notes, and half rests as well as open strings, 1, and low 2 on the D and A string. If you use the Bornoff approach, this piece can be performed at a December or March concert. If you use Essential Elements, this piece coincides with pages 32-33 (introducing F-natural and C-natural).

I created an accompaniment track from Dale Brubaker's "Concert Tunes for Beginning Strings" beginning orchestra piece. I am making the accompaniment track available to other teachers and am not claiming the original piece was created by me. The accompaniment track, which I made with Audacity/Finale (RIP Finale d.2024) and I'm sharing, is mine and I am sharing it as a resource for other teachers. This is not an opportunity to buy the piece written by Dale Brubaker. To buy the piece, please visit

I created an accompaniment track from William Hofeldt's "Kaleidoscope" beginning orchestra piece. I am making the accompaniment track available to other teachers and am not claiming the original piece was created by me. The accompaniment track, which I made in Finale (RIP Finale d.2024) and I'm sharing, is mine and I am sharing it as a resource for other teachers. This is not an opportunity to buy the piece written by William Hofeldt. To buy the piece, please visit the JWPepper website. This is

I created an accompaniment track from El Sistema's "Open String Samba" beginning orchestra piece. I am making the accompaniment track available to other teachers and am not claiming the original piece was created by me. The accompaniment track, which I made in Finale (RIP Finale d.2024) and I'm sharing, is mine and I am sharing it as a resource for other teachers. This is not an opportunity to buy the piece written for the El Sistema program. To buy the piece, please visit the El Sistema websit

I created an accompaniment track from JiYoung Um's "Jazz for the Open Strings" beginning orchestra piece. I am making the accompaniment track available to other teachers and am not claiming the original piece was created by me. The accompaniment track, which I made in Finale (RIP Finale d.2024) and I'm sharing, is mine and I am sharing it as a resource for other teachers. This is not an opportunity to buy the piece written by JiYoung Um. To buy the piece, please visit the JWPepper website. This

Self-checking note reading practice for open strings. As students complete the maze, they encounter 12 note reading challenges. As they choose their answer, they unlock which direction to leave each "clearing" in the maze. If they choose the wrong answer, they'll only find dead ends and they'll need to go back and double check the answer. ----- As a traveling music teacher with a $0 yearly budget, I understand that sometimes we simply don't have the money/donations to buy new music which is why

A short, open-string, beginner string orchestra piece that can also be used for violin only. quarter notes and rests only identical rhythm for all instruments violin/bass E string rhythms are played on viola/cello C string As a traveling music teacher with a $0 yearly budget, I understand that sometimes we simply don't have the money/donations to buy new music which is why I'm providing this piece as a free resource! If you prefer, or have the budget, feel free to buy me a kofi.