Wildfire by Kathryn Griesinger

The rapid pace and tight rhythms of this grade 2 original will help students develop quick and crisp bowing technique. A fast and furious theme requires precision in playing staccato and hooked bowings while managing string crossings, resulting in a great teaching piece and concert feature. This piece remains within first position with just a few slurs and 16th-note patterns.
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[@stopusingmyaccistg7527]

Thanks for posting this, it most definitely helped me practice!

[@moonstonehero8239]

I’m doing this in school right now

[@laboricua4275]

Same

[@Sophieinfinity4ever]

Same!

[@ahens1]

1:19

[@KlsoNl]

Wish I could play wildfire like This, I’m decent

[@ashleyj581]

I’m in seventh grade and I have all district auditions and i’m playing this today wish me luck😢

[@ashleyj581]

I made it!!!!😎😎

[@ilovesabrinacarpenter_23]

yay!!!

[@goatcraft1304]

Their lying. This definitely a grade 3+ this ain’t a grade 2.

[@celvinjunez2921]

this wouldn’t be a grade 3+ because the most there is here are 16th notes, grade 3+ would be different rhythms and skills.

[@CutieTootie-ig8zz]

1:20

[@azuremoon6583]

Kaylie Mendoza yes that’s the hardest part for me

[@Sophieinfinity4ever]

That's the part where the pizz stops for upper strings right? I wouldnt really know, I'm a cellist.

[@fishest7424]

It's all cool until you have to play four 16th notes

[@Sophieinfinity4ever]

Somehow I think this piece is harder than I Vow To Thee, My Country, a grade three piece. QwQ

[@gracerody]

one of my favorites of all time

[@leeanimations4028]

Amazing...