Qin Shi's Stone Army

 

The Terracotta army that guards the tomb of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang is nearly 8,000 warriors strong. This new piece for beginning ensembles depicts these magnificent stone soldiers. Composer Tyler Arcari draws on his background in music education to bring us a stunning new piece that young string students will love to play. It will sound rich and full, even with younger players.

The Terracotta army that guards the tomb of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang is nearly 8,000 warriors strong. This new piece for beginning ensembles depicts these magnificent stone soldiers. Composer Tyler Arcari draws on his background in music education to bring us a stunning new piece that young string students will love to play. It will sound rich and full, even with younger players.

The Terracotta army that guards the tomb of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang is nearly 8,000 warriors strong. This new piece for beginning ensembles depicts these magnificent stone soldiers. Composer Tyler Arcari draws on his background in music education to bring us a stunning new piece that young string students will love to play. It will sound rich and full, even with younger players.

The Terracotta army that guards the tomb of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang is nearly 8,000 warriors strong. This new piece for beginning ensembles depicts these magnificent stone soldiers. Composer Tyler Arcari draws on his background in music education to bring us a stunning new piece that young string students will love to play. It will sound rich and full, even with younger players.