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  1. The normal arrangement of groups as they appear in a full orchestral score is, from top to bottom of the page, woodwinds, brass, percussion, harps and keyboard instruments, and strings. Within each category, the parts range from highest to lowest in pitch.

    Score | Definition, Musical Notation, & Sc…

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    Today, modern scores are organised with woodwinds on top, followed by horns, then brass, then percussion, harp, piano, and the string parts at the bottom.

    2. Orchestral Scores – ConductIT

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    List of Orchestra Pieces with Parts Available - IMSLP

    • Concertante

      - 3 Piano Concertos after JC Bach, K.107 - Rondo in E-flat major, K.371 - For horn …

    • String Orchestra

      For 'concerti grossi' with parts available, see the Concertante page. (Anonymous) - …

    • Vocal / Choral

      Vocal / Choral - List of Orchestra Pieces with Parts Available - IMSLP

     
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    List of Orchestra Pieces with Parts Available/Symphonies

  6. Images of Orchestral Scores and Parts

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