Complete Instrumentation
All Parts for “A Festival Rondo” — String Orchestra
You're viewing the Elementary Bass part for A Festival Rondo by Richard Meyer . Below is the work's full instrumentation — every individual part is available as a PDF download, or get the complete conductor score and parts as a set.
Composer
Richard Meyer
Grade / Level
Grade: 1½-3½
Ensemble
String Orchestra
Individual Parts
15 + Score
Strings 12 parts
Electric Violin$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Elementary Viola$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Elementary Cello$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Middle School Violin 1$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Middle School Violin 2$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Middle School Viola$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Middle School Cello$5.99
Individual part · PDF
High School Violin 1$5.99
Individual part · PDF
High School Violin 2$5.99
Individual part · PDF
High School Viola$5.99
Individual part · PDF
High School Cello$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Harp$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Other 3 parts
Elementary Bass$5.99
Individual part · PDF
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Middle School Bass$5.99
Individual part · PDF
High School Bass$5.99
Individual part · PDF
Frequently asked questions
What instruments are included in “A Festival Rondo”?
This String Orchestra arrangement includes 15 individual parts: Electric Violin, Elementary Viola, Elementary Cello, Middle School Violin 1, Middle School Violin 2, Middle School Viola, Middle School Cello, High School Violin 1, High School Violin 2, High School Viola, High School Cello, Harp, Elementary Bass, Middle School Bass, High School Bass. A conductor score is also available separately.
Can I buy a single instrument part instead of the full set?
Yes. Every individual instrument part is available as a separate PDF download for $5.99. This is perfect for replacing a misplaced page or adding extra stands for your section without purchasing the complete set.
What grade level is “A Festival Rondo”?
“A Festival Rondo” is rated Grade: 1½-3½, written for String Orchestra.
How many copies of each part come with the full set?
The full set includes the following quantities:
| Part | Copies |
|---|---|
| Conductor Score | 1 |
| Electric Violin | 10 |
| Elementary Viola | 5 |
| Elementary Cello | 5 |
| Middle School Violin 1 | 8 |
| Middle School Violin 2 | 8 |
| Middle School Viola | 5 |
| Middle School Cello | 5 |
| High School Violin 1 | 8 |
| High School Violin 2 | 8 |
| High School Viola | 5 |
| High School Cello | 5 |
| Harp | 1 |
| Elementary Bass | 5 |
| Middle School Bass | 5 |
| High School Bass | 5 |
How are the parts delivered?
Individual parts are available as instant PDF downloads that you can print as many times as you need. The complete set (A Festival Rondo: String Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts) includes the conductor score and all parts as PDF downloads.
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Real reactions from the players, directors & students who love A Festival Rondo.
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People literally underestimate the high school cello part. It's almost as hard as the violin.
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Our orchestra played this song. 650+ people playing it at once, each divided into the Very Advanced, Advanced, Intermediate, and Beginner. It was amazing really... Just... Amazing.
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omg this is so nostalgic to me, i played this in middle school orchestra like 3 years in a row. we would combine with the high schoolers in this huge concert hall and it was so cool
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Every year the 5th, 6th, middle, and high school orchestras play this song together as the last song of the year and it's always amazing. I never get sick of it.
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I would honestly have to say, this is the piece that hooked me. I played it way back in 7th grade. This was the first piece that I truly fell in love with and was sad to see it go. I hold Richard Meyer as one of, if not the best composer of our time. I blame this piece for making me adore music.
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Our orchestra teacher made all of her middle school and high school students play this and it was amazing but the lights powered out so we had to play in the dark, some parents had to go up and flash the music so we could play 😭
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My orchestra played this song in middle school, with 6th, 7th, and 8th grade groups and I was in 6th grade and to this day I still don't know how the 8th grade violins were able to play this part. This is one of the most nostalgic pieces to me and felt so incredible to play.
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My high school plays this at Graduation and at the last concert of the year. The alumni (for the last concert) come back and play the HS part. Concert (freshman) plays elementary, Symphony (everyone else) plays MS and Chamber (the best people in the school) play HS at graduation (except the Seniors, of course).
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Performed this in a 640-person orchestra celebrating my high school's 15th anniversary. We had to play strings from 7th to 9th grade as part of the curriculum. We had 9th and 10th grades play the high school parts, 8th and 11th grades play the middle school parts, and finally 7th graders plus some teachers and alumni playing the elementary school parts. Can still remember my position number in the orchestra that day: E-110 (we had A to N zones).
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I'm middle school 2nd violin. I actually really like this song! We are playing it for orchestra soon and hopefully it goes well. A pain to learn though 😢
D
I kinda sucked at playing this lol, was still fun at concert.
K
My band director arranged this for band and orchestra and it made me want to die. I play clarinet and it just felt like playing the violin melodies on an instrument they weren't meant to be played on. My fingers died.
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Playing the middle school cello part of this is amazing ^^. The only part I "dislike" is 142-145. Don't like shifting 😔
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