Symphony No. 13. Franz Joseph Haydn Thomas LaJoie, Arranger. in D Major, 1st Movement. Kjos String Orchestra Grade 4 Full Conductor Score SO318F $7.

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1 Franz oseh Haydn Thomas Laoie, Arranger Kos String Orchestra Grade 4 Full Conductor Score SO38F $700 Symhony No 3 in D Maor, st Movement Neil A Kos Music Comany Publisher

2 The Arranger Thomas Laoie is the Director o Orchestras at utler High School in Matthews, NC and Myers Park High School in Charlotte, NC Mr Laoie is in his 8th year as a teacher with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School system, where he has taught elementary, middle school, and high school orchestra as well as I Music and AP Music Theory and Piano Keyboard Mr Laoie is a native o Charlotte, NC where he graduated rom Garinger High School He received his M in Violin Perormance rom Winthro College in Rock Hill, SC and his ME in Music Education rom UNC Charlotte Mr Laoie regularly erorms with local grous He is currently assistant rincial violist with the Salisbury Symhony, violist with the Union Symhony Orchestra, and irst violinist with the Lyric Arts String Quartet He has also served as Concertmaster or the Charlotte Reertory Orchestra and Charlotte Philharmonic Orchestra Mr Laoie has served as an adudicator or the South Carolina Orchestra Contest and as a clinician or the North Carolina Western Region Reertory Orchestra and the South Carolina York District Honors Orchestra He is an active member o the North Carolina Music Educators Association, where he has served as North Carolina All-State Honors Orchestra Chair and Orchestra Section Chair Mr Laoie currently resides in Matthews, NC with his wie Heather and their two daughters Kathryn and Elizabeth The Arrangement For the most natural and historically accurate results, 8th notes in Symhony No 3 should be layed o the string The alternating 6th notes in the inner arts (beginning in m 4) have been simliied to reduce the amount o string crossings These should be erormed in the middle to uer hal o the bow Have students lay all rhythmic syncoations with a shar attack, leaving sace between each note to adequately deine the rhythm Dynamics may not necessarily be absolute, as you can crescendo or decrescendo reeated note assages to add musicality and excitement to the iece In addition, all trills should begin on the uer note Instrumentation List (Set C) 8 st Violin 8 nd Violin 5 3rd Violin (Viola TC) 5 Viola 5 5 String ass Full Conductor Score Additional scores and arts are available To hear a recording o this iece or any other Kos ublication, lease visit wwwkoscom SO38

3 3 Learning ank: Franz oseh Haydn (73 809) Haydn was born in Austria to a middle-class amily His musical talents were recognized as a child, and at the age o six, he let home to be trained as a musician As a young man, Haydn worked as a director, teacher, and singer, but his big break came in 76 when he was hired by a wealthy and owerul Hungarian amily, the Esterházys, as a music director and comoser Living on their vast estate or a eriod o thirty years, Haydn was resonsible or writing music or daily use and social ceremony He was well-loved by the orchestra, and his musicians aectionately called him Paa Haydn Symhony No 3, which was comosed in 763, dates rom this eriod o his career It was originally scored or one lute, two oboes, our horns, timani, and strings Haydn s successul career with the Esterházys did not sto him rom additional erormances and ublications throughout Euroe In the 790s, he embarked on a highly successul concert tour o England It was during this tri that he wrote many o his most amous comositions The tour also brought him great wealth that allowed him to live out the rest o his lie in Vienna, the musical caital o Austria Much o Haydn s music is known or its light-hearted, ubeat sirit He had a great sense o humor, and some o his most amous ieces eature musical okes For examle, the Surrise Symhony uses a sudden dynamic contrast to shock the audience; the Farewell Symhony ends with every member o the orchestra walking o stage one by one; and The oke string quartet eatures a series o alse endings, each designed to make the audience think the iece is over Haydn wrote an amazing amount o music during his lie, including 06 symhonies, over 60 string quartets, and over 40 iano trios, as well as many oeras, oratorios, and concertos His mastery made him a legend in his day; in act, he was a riend to Mozart and a teacher to eethoven Haydn s inluence on the history o music was so roound that today he is known as the Father o the Symhony and Father o the String Quartet SO38

4 4 Full Conductor Score Arox time 3:40 Violins Viola String ass Allegro molto (q = 3) c c c c c Symhony No 3 in D Maor, st Movement x Franz oseh Haydn Arranged by Thomas Laoie x4 SO38 0 Neil A Kos Music Comany, 438 utland Drive, San Diego, Caliornia 97 International coyright secured All rights reserved Printed in USA WARNING The contents o this ublication are rotected by coyright law To coy or reroduce them by any method is an inringement o the coyright law Anyone who reroduces coyrighted matter is subect to substantial enalties and assessments or each inringement

5 Ÿ (3rd os) Ÿ Ó Ÿ sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub sub 5 x (3rd os) 8 SO38

6 (3rd os) 0 x 4-4 L (3rd os) L Ÿ Ÿ 8 0 x4 SO38

7 7 9 (3rd os) x4 x4 4 4 L 33 4 Ÿ 4 Ÿ (3rd os) x4 x x L - (/ os) L 4 Ó L Ó x4 x - Ó L SO38

8 H 3 4 (3rd os) 43 L 44 4 H 45 L n 46 [ 47 L 48 H L H SO38

9 L n n L n n n L 54 Ó [ [ x x4 0 n x4 Ó n 4 Ó 55 L n L n n n L n 56 n n Ó L L n Ó x4 n Ó 59 x sub sub sub sub sub x4 SO38

10 x sub sub Ó Ó Ó 69 Ó Ó Ó Ó (3rd os) Ó Ó Ó (3rd os) 75 4 x4 4 x4 SO38

11 x Ÿ Ÿ (3rd os) (3rd os) x x Ÿ Ÿ (3rd os) (3rd os) 87 SO38

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