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Orchestration 101: Writing for Strings

In this video, we apply the material from the previous 4 videos in the series by learning some actual strategies for orchestrating your music for the string section. We cover 4 part harmony, 5 part writing, divisi, double stops, and basic approaches for both climactic and solo passages.

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