Fiddler's Parade & Canyon Trail (Henry Jarvela) for String Orchesta Grade 0 it has more of an

it has more of an "advanced Rococo" character

Paganini holds back on the demonstration of virtuosity in favor of greater individuality in the melodic style

instrumentation and character which decisively influenced the development of the genre in the late Baroque era

Note reading is emphasised from the first lesson

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Fiddler's Parade & Canyon Trail (Henry Jarvela) for String Orchesta Grade 0 it has more of anGrade 1 1. 5. Fiddlers' Parade is based on an appealing tune in D major suited to young students. A modulation to G major sets up a contrasting middle section featuring the cellos before a gradual return to the 'A' section in the home key. Young ensembles can 'parade' their skills in a piece that will bring a smile to the face and get the toes tapping! Canyon Trail introduces young players to a modal sound (D Dorian). A lone rider on a horse