March to the Scaffold for String Orchestra by Hector Berlioz, Arranged by J. Cameron Law

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Hector Berlioz wrote his Symphonie Fantistique in 1830, which tells the story of various episodes in the life of a troubled artist who poisons himself with opium. He is searching for true love, and the theme representing this love appears in all five move

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Hector Berlioz wrote his Symphonie Fantistique in 1830, which tells the story of various episodes in the life of a troubled artist who poisons himself with opium. He is searching for true love, and the theme representing this love appears in all five movements. In March to the Scaffold, the artist has a terrible dream that he has killed his true love and is condemned to death by execution. The March alternates the sound of heavy footsteps with wild outbursts. This skilled arrangement will introduce your students to a great classic in the orchestral music literature. March to the Scaffold (from Symphony Fantastique) Composer: Hector Berlioz Arranger: J. Cameron Law Publisher: Grand Mesa Strings Series: String Orchestra Series

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