für 2 Celli (1. Cello sehr leicht 2. Cello mittel)-The Small Tricks are a delight for cello beginners especially when accompanied by a more advanced student or their tutor (1st cello: very easy; 2nd cello: intermediate). A separate guitar accompaniment is available and can replace the second cello. Guitar accompaniment: SY 2883

Friedrich August Kummer's 12 Duets Op.105 for two Cellos as edited by Waldo Lyman.

Written by Gabriel Yared composer to the scores for The English Patient Cold Mountain and The Talented Mr Ripley this folio of 22 original Cello pieces has been designed to inspire andencourage duettists especially teacher/pupil collaborations.The idea grew out of composer Gabriel Yared’s own learning experience which suggested a need for one part to be written for the experienced teacher and anotherfor the developing novice.The duets themselves progress from beginner to advanced levels gradually addressing new technical problems as they go as well as providing varied and stimulating music to play.Theaccompanying CD includes a full recording of each duet as well as two alternative playalong versions each giving prominence to one part or the other.The publication comes with individual parts completing a package thatwas developed composed and produced as a completely original way of learning cello duets.

Thirty-three stylistically diverse pieces for Cello Duet. Suitable for the early grades (1-3). Selected and edited by Emma Coulthard.

J. S. Bach’s two-part keyboard pieces form a significant body of musical literature but only occasionally have they been arranged for strings. This carefully transcribed collection of cello duets and its two companion volumes Duets for Two Violins (MB # 21437) and Duets for Two Violas (MB # 21438) bring many additions taken from Bach’s suites preludes and inventions to the string player’s repertoire. Intermediate and advanced instrumentalistswill delight in the musical complexity contrapuntal dialogue and variety of moods in these pieces. Since bowing and fingering preferences vary greatly among string players editorial marks have been kept to a minimum. These arrangements are an attractive valuable addition to string ensemble work.

These duets for cello by Jacob Klein now published complete for the first time are among the most beautiful duets of their kind from the Baroque. Their melodic and harmonic richness coupled with a dazzling and idiomatic technique places the sonatas (or better suites) firmly in the company of such works as Bach's violoncello suites or Vivaldi's sonatas. Our edition is based on the first edition published around 1720 by Rodgers in Amsterdam and follows the notational and editorial practice of the original as this seems helpful for an understanding of the musical structure and the appropriate performance practice. The insider tip for cello players!

25 Easy Pieces in 1st Position-Why a book with jazz duets for cello beginners? This book of duets by the Italian jazz cellist and teacher Lucio Amanti wants to give cellists a first introduction into the jazz styles. All 25 pieces are written for the first cello in the first position with the pieces becoming gradually more demanding with regard to fingering bowing and harmony.Many of the pieces contain harmonic symbols in order to give the pupil (and the teacher) the chance to try their first improvisations. They can first play the piece as notated in the book and then repeat the section notated with chords as if it were a jazz standard. A new and fresh impetus for cello lessons!

Violoncello Duos for Beginners 1-Árpád Pejtsik's Cello Duos for Beginners Vol. 1

These attractive cello duets which are highly recommended for use in teaching due to their moderate level of technical difficulty were originally published around 1795 in separate parts by the London publisher William Forster.