20 of the most popular Christmas songs arranged for Violin and Viola. Each song is arranged in two versions: one with the melody in the Violin, then with the melody in the Viola against a free Violin accompaniment. Score: 40 pages. Duration: >30 min. Players read from the score. No page turns.

Contents:
Veni, veni Emannuel 1

Helmsley 3

Antioch 5

Carol 7

Es ist ein Ros 9

Gloria 11

God Rest You Merry 13

Greensleeves 15

In Dulci Jubilo 17

Mendelssohn 19

Personet hodie 21

The First Noel 23

Salzburg 25

Three Kings of Orient 27

Adeste Fidelis 29

St. Louis 31

Away in a Manger 33

Stille Nacht 35

Auld Lang Syne 37

We Wish You a Merry Christmas 39.

Violin/viola duet arrangement of "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen (or Jeff Buckley). Perfect for weddings, cocktail hours, or other events. Also great for teaching, learning and casually playing. This arrangement follows the general structure of the song - it's fun and straightforward!

Duration: 2 min 53 sec.

The New Antiquity collection includes 15 compositions for a violin and viola duo. Ten compositions from the collection, composed by anonymous authors from the Middle Ages and two Renaissance authors, Tielman Susato and Thoinot Arbeau, have been arranged by Sonja Kalajic. The other five pieces are original romantic compositions by Sonja Kalajic inspired by the spirit of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Beautiful hits of early music, or so-called music of antiquity, have been adapted to the modern and standard violin and viola duo in keeping with the newer instrumental and concertante possibilities of the said instruments. There is no evidence that anyone has adapted that kind of music for such a musical ensemble before, so this edition of musical scores represents a noteworthy contribution to the greater affirmation of early music, to the literature of the string duet in question, and to music in general. From the technical point of view, the collection consists of compositions for almost all levels of performance ? from easier pieces by anonymous authors to some virtuoso ones, like ?Heraldry? by Sonja Kalajic. We hope that the compositions from the New Antiquity collection will enrich and refresh certain concert programs, that they will encourage some performers to attempt new interpretations of old melodies and dances, and that the musicians and the audiences will jointly feel and enjoy the indestructible and astonishing relevance of those musical compositions.

C O N T E N T S
Thoinot Arbeau ? Two pieces
Anonimus ? Three pieces
Tielman Susato ? Five pieces
Sonja Kalajic ? Five knightly pieces