Two Treasures of the Ming Dynasty (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra G Strings 3 from Three Summer Sketches)

3 from Three Summer Sketches) - Margaret Hubicki

as it was done with this piece

Fiddlin' to Freedom begins with a spiritual-style introduction full of rich harmonies and melodic interest in all the parts except bass

octave harmonics and the notes of the D string) and feature unison playing

Don’t Ever Pass Up Pie

Two Treasures of the Ming Dynasty (Stephen Chin) for String Orchestra G Strings 3 from Three Summer Sketches)Two Treasures from the Ming Dynasty by Stephen Chin. 1. Lotus 2. Imperial Horses The Ming Dynasty (1368 1644) was an extraordinary period in Chinas history largely due to exploration and the opening of trade routes to Europe, Africa and throughout the Indian Ocean. The population of China literally doubled during this time. The Imperial Court was the heart of the flourishing arts where literature, music, painting, sculpture, and ceramic masterpieces