A collection of six fabulous songs for Cello and Piano by Romantic composer Johannes Brahms. Although these are arrangements they were first published in 1896 by Simrock Brahm's publisher while the composer was still alive and so Brahms must have known of and accepted the arrangements. The notation of the old Simrock edition has been assimilated with that of the original vocal version especially with regard to the dynamics. Some of the cello's closing passages have been rendered more effective and fingering and phrasing have been modernised both technically and stylistically.

New edition with notes on the master's rendering of each Capriccio by his pupil-A wonderful edition of Piatti's 12 Caprices from Opus 25 for Cello.

A delightful Double Stops method book for Cello by Susanne Basler-Novsak and Sibylle Stein. Boook one contains helpful guidance and some terrific pieces all in 1st position. German and English text.

Transcription into G major for the tonal and technical playing possibilities of the 4-stringed instrument Instrumentation : cello Catalogue of works : BWV 1012 Number of Pages : 12 Editor : Niefind, Lothar

Variations On A Rococo Theme was written in December 1876 by the famous composer Tchaikovsky. They were dedicated to the German cellist Wilhelm Fitzenhagen who was a teacher at the Academy of Music in Moscow. This edition of the work has modernised fingerings and bowings based on the practice and concert experience of the editor David Geringas. This particular book is written in both German and English.

Un morceau exigeant de beauté tonale qui ne pourrait pas être plus ' cellistic '. / Violoncelle