Hal Leonard Feed the Birds
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Summary of This Score
Designed for the string orchestra, this set offers an arrangement by Robert Longfield of a work by the brothers Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. The writing emphasizes readability and balance between sections, allowing the ensemble to sound quickly "in place" while maintaining true musicality. The structure promotes rhythmic cohesion, intonation, and phrasing quality, with lines crafted to be comfortable for bowing and effective in tutti passages.
This score is especially suited for orchestras seeking a pop repertoire for concerts, auditions, or thematic projects. It enables working on essential objectives (uniform bow strokes, collective dynamics, articulations, attack precision) while delivering an immediately rewarding result. Thanks to the "set" format, you have practical materials to organize sections and save rehearsal time, whether in a music school, conservatory, or amateur orchestra.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Pop | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Richard M. Sherman_Robert B. Sherman | Collection | Easy Pop Specials For Strings |
| Arranger | Robert Longfield | Pages | 44 |
| Instrumentation | String Orchestra | Year of Publication | 2009 |
Questions frequently asked
For which ensemble is Feed the Birds written?
The indicated instrumentation is string orchestra. The writing favors balance between sections and comfortable bowing lines.
Who arranged Feed the Birds for string orchestra?
The arrangement is by Robert Longfield, based on the work of Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman.
How many pages does this score contain?
The score has 44 pages.
Is this score suitable for an amateur orchestra?
The set format is designed to facilitate section organization during rehearsals. The arrangement works on rhythmic cohesion and intonation. Its use is intended especially in music schools, conservatories, or amateur orchestras.
What is the musical style of this Hal Leonard Feed the Birds score?
The stated musical genre is pop. Published in 2009, this edition is intended for concert projects, auditions, or thematic events.



