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Hal Leonard’s ‘Popular Hits for Orchestra’

byMike Lawson
March 1, 2018
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School orchestras can entertain audiences with new arrangements from Hal Leonard of several of the biggest hits of 2017, such as “Shape of You,” the chart-topping blockbuster single from Ed Sheeran, “HandClap,” the infectious pop hit by Fitz and the Tantrums, and highlights from the Disney blockbuster Moana.

These songs have been arranged by Larry Moore as part of the Pop Specials for Strings series for Level 3-4 orchestras.

Knowing that pop songs are motivational to orchestra members and fun for concert audiences as well, the Hal Leonard Pop Specials for Strings series has been a long-time resource for directors as a dependable source for quality, playable arrangements of current and classic pop hits.

www.halleonard.com

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