Elegy at Dig Tree And Goin Overland (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra bows With little existing in the

With little existing in the way of study books for the Double Bass

Twenty-six composers of various ages and nationalities agreed to create pieces for the project

The faster your orchestra can play it

these books contain harmony parts to go with many of the pieces in the Suzuki Cello School

a chamber musician and a quartet cellist

Elegy at Dig Tree And Goin Overland (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra bows With little existing in theThese two works reflect the pioneering spirit of Australias early explorers. Dig Tree was the place where the great explorers Burke and Wills met their unfortunate demise through a series of unfortunate mishaps. The Elegy expresses the sense of desolation these brave men must have experienced in the unforgiving desert. Goin Overland, by contrast is brimming full of the excitement and eagerness that one would feel in tackling the Australian outback.