Easy Instrumental Duets-22 Christmas favorites for two instrumentalists are featured in this collection. Songs include: Angels We Have Heard on High • Away in a Manger • Deck the Hall • Jingle Bells • Joy to the World • O Holy Night • Silent Night • We Wish You a Merry Christmas • and more. This book can also be played with the violin edition.

Six Short Duet Sonatas (also suitable for two Bassoons) are very pleasant and will present no technical problems to most players. Both parts are written on the same sheet of music one above the other.

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!

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

These very pleasant Cello duets are but a tiny snapshot of the prodigious output of Robert Lindley. He was born in Rotherham UK in 1776 and died in London in 1855.

Fifteen very playable Cello duets in contrasting styles. These duets have been written with an easier second Cello part and a more demanding first Cello part. Not too demanding in most cases so that roles can be reversed.

Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics Vol. 2135-In 1839 Friedrich August Kummer (1797-1879)  wrote Violoncelloschule für den ersten Unterricht(Violoncello School for Preliminary Instruction) Op. 60. The method has remained a staple ofteaching literature ever since.As an appendix to this work Kummer composed several duets of increasing difficulty that can be paired with the topics and exercises learned in the lessons. As cello technique changed duringthe nineteenth century several cellists (Friedrich Dotzauer Bernhard Romberg and Leo Schulty) added other duets bringing the total to 110. Selected Pupil/Teacher Cello Duets contains the first 85collected in the 1900 Schirmer edition of these etudes extracted to be used in lessons to enforce technical and musical issues as they arise.