Three Movements from Concerto Grosso

*Arrangement of Contemporary Symphonic Piece.*

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1. Intrada
2. Scherzo
3. March and Reprise

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R. Vaughn William’s Concerto Grosso was originally written for string orchestra. It was commissioned by the Rural Music Schools for the twenty-first anniversary of the movement celebrated in the Albert Hall on November 18th 1950. The Concertino parts were written for more advanced players.

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This arrangement has been made so that it can be played by both a recorder orchestra (or large recorder group) or by 10 players. When playing one to a part, where parts divide, the part 1 of each instrument normally takes the upper line, and the part 2, the lower line, except where marked. Anne Martin.

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_Score 20 pp. Parts 4 pp._