THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER (for combined string orchestras) (2006) - string orchestra by John Stafford Smith arr. J. Marshall Bevil
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This is an arrangement written for combined award-winning, literacy-based intermediate and advanced orchestras at an elementary magnet school in Houston's upscale Meyerland community. As the score indicates, the various violin parts (1st, 2nd, 3rd, intermediate) can be distributed flexibly according to whatever provides the best balance with a given ensemble.
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