Description
Representing the transition from the Baroque to Classical period, Johann Stamitz's (1717-1757) Symphony No. 8 reflects the composer's involvement in the Mannheim School where he was one of the primary conductors in the mid-1700s. This accessible arrangement maintains the beautiful musical clarity of the original and retains the feel of playing original string orchestra literature. Written for success, this piece is in G major and all parts stay in first-position with easy rhythms.
Features
Printable
Full Score
Difficulty
Medium EasyCategory
String OrchestraGenre
ClassicalSeries
Highland/Etling String OrchestraInstruments
Violin, Viola, Cello, ContrabassBy
Johann StamitzArranged by
Bob PhillipsPublished by
Alfred Publishing Co., Inc.INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS SECURED. NOT FOR BROADCAST TRANSMISSION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. DO NOT DUPLICATE. NOT FOR RENTAL.
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