Orchestra Books

The orchestra
The orchestra

By Liz Miles

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The Boston Symphony Orchestra an Historical Sketch
My baton is gone
My baton is gone

By Scott Hennesy

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Just before a big concert "Meowstro" Leopold von Kittenkatt asks each of his musicians if they have seen his baton, then must come up with a different way to lead his all-cat orchestra.

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The Boston Symphony Orchestra an Historical Sketch
The music goes round and around
La s orchestra saves the world
Never play music right next to the zoo
Never play music right next to the zoo

By John Lithgow

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A concert gets out of hand when the animals at the neighboring zoo storm the stage and play the instruments themselves.

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Never play music right next to the zoo
Never play music right next to the zoo

By John Lithgow

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A concert gets out of hand when the animals at the neighboring zoo storm the stage and play the instruments themselves.

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Orchestra
Orchestra

By Sheri Safran

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A fold-out, pop-up orchestra gives children an introduction to main sections of orchestral instruments, information about individual instruments, and their role in the orchestra as a whole.

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Chinese Music and Orchestration

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