8.5 x 11 inches.
"Background Trios for Strings, Volume 1" is so much fun, that we just had to create a Volume 2. There are 20 pieces in this collection, and many are a bit more adventurous than Volume 1. Styles represented include Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical music. As with Volume 1, everybody shares the interesting melodic bits.
Each of the "Trios for Strings" series consists of individual part books that can be purchased separately. From the available books in the "Trios for Strings" series you can build a trio with each part in the clef that each musician prefers. G clef, viola clef, and bass clef books are available for each of the trio parts. For instance, to personalize a trio for your group you could buy a Violin A part book, a Violin B part book, and a Cello C part book.
Alman Composed by Anonymous
Allegro for a Flute Clock Composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
Pavaniglia Composed by Antonio De Cabezon
Sicilian Cascarda Composed by Carravaggio
Trio No. 1 Composed by Carl Ditters Von Dittersdorf
Banana Boy Composed by Deborah Greenblatt
London Trio No. 1 Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
Bethena Composed by Scott Joplin
Noels Composed by Michel-Richard De Lalande
Overture, Marriage of Figaro Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Si Bheg Si Mhor Composed by Turlough O'carolan
Allegro, Triosonata in F Composed by John Christopher Pepusch
Golden Sonata Composed by Henry Purcell
Sonata in D Composed by Johann Joachim Quantz
Tamburin Composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau
Dance Of The Comedians Composed by Bedrich Smetana
Triosonate Composed by Georg Philipp Telemann
N'As-Tu Point? Composed by Vredeman De Vries
Those Sweet Delightful Lilies Composed by Thomas Weelkes
O, What Shall I Do? Composed by John Wilbye
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