Hootenanny (Neridah Oostenbroek) for String Orchestra Regular which can be found in

which can be found in the appendix to the music book

Thoughtfully simplified and beautifully arranged for youngsters

• All the Etudes and the Pieces 1-5 and 12 have teacher's or advanced students accompanying parts which can be played on either piano

6 in G [Carl Graun]

music critic Donal Henahan stated

Hootenanny (Neridah Oostenbroek) for String Orchestra Regular which can be found inGrade 2 Duration: 226 Key: D Major Instrumentation: Vln 1, Vln 2, Vln 3, Vla, Cello, Bass A Hootenanny is a Scottish word meaning a party or celebration. Originating in the Appalachian area of the United States, a region settled by Scottish immigrants, it refers to a gathering where folk music is played in a celebratory atmosphere. This piece certainly captures the spirit of a Hootenanny with an infectious opening melody. The piece uses various