A high-energy class that meets in a large pre-war space with high ceilings, chandeliers and a grand piano in New York. James plays a mixture of traditional children's songs, Broadway, popular and classical music on the guitar, piano, harmonica, and various orchestral instruments. The children sing along, dance, and play instruments shaking bells and maracas, tapping tambourines, drums.

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March: Song of the Lark (No.3) For Flute and Guitar (Höger) For Violin and Guitar (Höger) April: Snowdrop (No.4) For Violin and Piano (Seybold) June: Barcarolle (No.6) For Violin and Orchestra (Mourey) For Viola and Orchestra (Mourey) For Cello and Orchestra (Mourey)

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James Ross, Orchestra Director James Ross has been orchestra director of the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America (NYO-USA) since its inaugural year in Ross has the unique position of overseeing the artistic and educational aspects of the program, leading the orchestra in rehearsals in preparation for the tour each year.

May 27,  · Naxos' Charles Ives: The Three Orchestral Sets contains the three large orchestral works Ives designated as "sets," as distinct from the 10 suites of pieces Ives collected as "sets" for chamber or theater orchestra, or his four numbered symphonies. This release heralds the first complete rendering on record of the Orchestral Set No. 3, a late work that Ives worked on primarily between and 10/