Surge Tango

Surge Tango"Surge" is a rhythmically high powered piece for string orchestra, full of syncopated rhythms that keep it perpetually driving forward. Surprising and frequent abrupt dynamic changes will also keep your students on their toes in this work. In the key of E minor, this "Surge" races from start to finish, only breaking after a sudden unexpected grand pause. A brief, slow section builds into familiar, fast material, finishing with a strong unison

Early in 1781

The slurred eighth notes depict the fish swimming relentlessly

The rhythms of the song probably stem from the Sardana

near the composer's home

the piece drives to an exciting conclusion

Polkas have quite a following since being introduced in the USA

A great way of teaching tremolo technique and sensitive expressive playing

light-filled cathedrals with vast

Islands developed their own unique cultures over time

This piece is a perfect way to get your developing students to work on lyrical playing techniques

Goblin Dance is a playful a-minor rondo for string orchestra in 6/8 time

wind chimes