Goed Zo! (Neridah Oostenbroek) for String Orchestra viola The Mulberry Bush

The Mulberry Bush

This is the Third part of Opus 1 Focuses on exercises in the change of position as well as containing further exercises in strength

BAM Neoprene Padded Straps with Security Hooks for Violin and Viola Cases

The middle section in B minor

or is it a search for new beginnings

Goed Zo! (Neridah Oostenbroek) for String Orchestra viola The Mulberry BushGoed zo (pronounced Hood Tso) is a Dutch word meaning well done or doing well. It is often used as a war cry at sporting events to cheer along the athletes or in this case, the musicians, and is very energetic! This piece is thus fast and lively and is written in D minor. The opening section in 6 8 time uses a lot of spiccato and there is extensive position work. There is a change of mood and time signature in the middle section before the opening