Top products from r/orchestra
We found 6 product mentions on r/orchestra. We ranked the 6 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. 78VN - All For Strings Book 1: Violin
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All for Strings Book 1 ViolinAll for strings is a comprehensive three-volume method surrounded by a wealth of supplementary materials for teaching and performanceThis complete curriculum covers virtually every aspect of beginning through intermediate string study, emphasizing technical skills, rhyth...
Show Reddit reviews2. 79VN - All for Strings Book 2 - Violin
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ISBN # 0849732352All For Strings - Book 2 devotes many exercises and musical selections to the development of major and minor left hand finger patterns for all string players, as well as shifting for cellists and bassistsNew bowing styles are introduced, and more advanced rhythm patterns are incorpo...
Show Reddit reviews3. 4/4 Beginner's Violin Set with Carrying Case and Accessories
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Number of reviews: 1
Full size 4/4 violinMaple back and sides with solid spruce topAlloy tailpiece with 4 fine tunersAlso includes bow, rosin and case (interior case color may vary)
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5. Mighty Bright 53510 Orchestra Light, Black (US Adaptor)
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Number of reviews: 1
LED lights that never need replacingGreat for low light situationsDurable constructionNine energy-efficient LEDs cast bright white lightDurable LEDs last 100,000 hours - no replacement necessarySliding switch controls two brightness settingsPrecisely engineered optical grade lens spreads light evenl...
Show Reddit reviews![Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition [First orchestrated version - by M. Tushmalov and N. Rimsky-Korsakov]; Scherzo in B-flat; Intermezzo in Modo Classico; Ceremonial March [Vinyl LP Record]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51tfgy+ygzL.jpg)
a music theory book or something could help. one if those workbooks where you just have to write dozens of note names under notes on a staff. thats pretty much all you need to do.
i use this one
and this one
just do the repetitive practice. write your note names on your music. write fingerings next to notes. write and practice and you'll get it! the fact you know a song by simply hearing it its MAD talented! good luck. :) and take that opportunity bro, it really looks good on applications for orchestras. you can work past your stage fright, your director wouldnt have offered it to you if they didnt believe in you.
The Mighty Bright orchestra ones are amazing, and what I use for gigs and even for home practice. Amazon link: Mighty Bright 53510 Orchestra Light, Black (US Adaptor) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003B0I09Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_kLNPybAHV1KMB
I definitely recommend!
Ohh, man, I love Karajan. Easily atop my list of greatest conductors. Karajan: Symphony Edition is the first thing I'll be getting as soon as I'm back in the green.
Hi there, I'm the original OP of this vid from Goose_bumps, perhaps I can help. I have this recording on vinyl - I am not aware if it has been made available on CD, however you can find the record on Amazon. It should be noted that the attribution to Tushmalov/Rimsky-Korsakov as a co-composer is a known misprint - this could be why you had difficulty locating it. The correct authorship is Mussorgsky-Tushmalov. Here is a link to the album.
edit - just saw that you are looking specifically for a CD format. I don't know that it has been made available on compact disc.
A quick googling turned this up on Amazon. eBay is always an option as well.