Finale from Symphony No 12: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts

$55.00 USD

Finale from Symphony No 12: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts

Name: Finale from Symphony No 12: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
Brand: Alfred Music
SKU: 98-ST6476
Price: 55.00 USD
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By Franz Joseph Haydn / arr. Carrie Lane Gruselle

Grade: 2.5

Item: 98-ST6476

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Treat your students to this spectacular arrangement showcasing the "Father of the Symphony." This exquisitely orchestrated arrangement teaches a wealth of skills including off-the-string eighth notes, detaché, sixteenth notes, chromatic alterations, and includes abundant opportunities to practice up-beats at the frog. Engaging for every member of the orchestra!

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Series: FJH Developing Strings

Publisher: The FJH Music Company, Inc.

UPC: 241444399842

SKU: 98-ST6476

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About the Composer: Franz Joseph Haydn

Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) shaped the symphony as we know it, developing the form from a short, light orchestral opener into a sophisticated multi-movement work. His prolific output of 104 symphonies earned him recognition as a central figure in the Classical era, and his influence on Beethoven and Mozart remains foundational to music history.

Haydn's gift for melody, rhythmic vitality, and structural clarity makes his music ideal for student ensembles. His symphonies reward careful attention to articulation and ensemble balance while remaining deeply enjoyable to perform.

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Why we love this

Carrie Lane Gruselle's arrangement captures the exuberance and architectural elegance of Haydn's writing without overwhelming a developing orchestra. The pedagogical scaffolding is thoughtful; students tackle genuine Classical technique (off-the-string articulation, chromatic alterations, sixteenth-note passages) within music that feels important and substantial, not like a study piece.

What to expect

Spirited and bright, with the hallmarks of Classical elegance: clear phrasing, balanced textures, and moments of unexpected harmonic color. The finale crackles with energy and purpose, offering students a taste of Haydn's wit and structural mastery without technical excess.

Who it's for

String orchestras at the Grade 2.5 level ready to engage with genuine masterworks. Ensembles comfortable with mixed bow articulations and sixteenth-note passages will find this accessible but musically rewarding.

How to get the most out of it

Shape the off-the-string eighth notes with crisp, light bow strokes at the middle of the stick. The character hinges on the distinction between this bouncy articulation and the heavier detaché passages that follow.
Establish the upbeat figures at the frog with clear rhythmic precision; Haydn's phrasing often hinges on these upbeats, and ensemble clarity there elevates the entire texture.
Balance the chromatic alterations so they register without warping intonation. These moments often signal harmonic movement, so tune them slightly flat to maintain the integrity of the line.

How to use it

This arrangement works equally well as a contest or festival selection or as a centerpiece for a concert celebrating the symphony tradition. Pair it with a lighter Baroque piece and a contemporary work to frame the arc of orchestral music, or program it with other Haydn selections to build a thematic evening.