Gorecki Sonata for two violins composed 1961. Duration 17 minutes. Suitable for advanced players. Score format.

An impelling and moving Sonata for Two Violins by Ukranian composer Sergie Prokofiev. The four short movements are lyrical playful fantastic and violent all striking themes. The warmer style and highly effective sequence mirrors Prokofiev's condition at the time of composition: after his travels to the West away from Russia his work became increasingly more embracing rather than the confrontational and biting scores of his youth.

The second volume containing the final three of six terrific Sonatas for two Violins by Italian composer Gaetano Pugnani. One of the leading Violinists of the late 18th century he was a strong and skillful player with adistinctive style and whose talents led to many developments of the bow and advancements in bowing technique that we know today. With great depth and drama these sonatas reveal Pugnani’s ability at composing music for the Violinand are works that display his brilliance.

The first three of Pugani's Six Sonatas For Two Violins edited by Louis Kaufman.

An impelling and moving Sonata for Two Violins by Ukrainian composer Sergei Prokofiev. The four short movements are lyrical playful fantastic and violent all striking themes. The warmer style and highly effective sequence mirrors Prokofiev's condition at the time of composition: after his travels to the West away from Russia his work became increasingly more embracing rather than the confrontational and biting scores of his youth. This piece is one of the Great Performer's Editions and has been faithfully edited by David Oistrakh.

William Croft's Six Sonatas For Two Treble Recorders. Also suitable for Flutes Oboes or Violins.

Twelve Sonatas for Two Violins, Cello and Keyboard, Op. 4, Vol. 4, Sonatas 10-12 by Henricus Albicastro (fl. 1695-c. 1738) Edited by Timothy Roberts Score and Parts: 76 pp. Instrumentation: 2 violins, cello and BC (or keyboard)

Set de parties séparées : violino primo, violino secondo, violone, basso continuo Twelve Sonatas, Opus 16 Edited by Stewart Carter The present edition comprises the instrumental works of Isabella Leonard (1620-1703), an Ursuline nun who spent her entire adult life in a convent, the Collegio di S. Orsola, in Novara, Italy. A very prolific composer, Leonarda published nearly 200 compositions during her long life. Most of these are sacred vocal works, but in 1693 she published her Sonate à 1.2.3. e 4. Istromenti, a collection comprising twelve sonatas, eleven for two violins, violone, and continuo, and one solo sonata for violin and continuo. These are the first sonatas published by a woman. Contents: Sonata prima Sonata seconda Sonata terza Sonata quarta Sonata quinta Sonata sesta Sonata settima Sonata ottava Sonata nona Sonata decima Sonata undecima Sonata duodecima

For Two Violins et Basso Continuo. Par HAENDEL GEORG FRIEDRICH. / Répertoire / 2 Violons et Basse Continue

Six Duets For 2 Violins Op. 23. The ?Six Duos concertans?, which are today known under the opus number 23, feature wonderful instrumental music by Ignaz Pleyel. In contrast to other works to which the composer assigned the attribute ?easy?, the pieces from op. 23 are designated ?concertante?. They are indeed more demanding in terms of execution, but at the same time appealing works from the quill of the then extremely popular Pleyel, works that are eminently usable in music lessons and recitals. The uniformly two-movement compositions bring together great melodic richness and eclectic forms in their colourful mixture of sonata movements, rondos, minuets and variations. Like all Urtext editions of instrumental music from Henle, this edition is also comfortably equipped: an unmarked performance score is supplemented by two enclosed parts whose markings stem from Evelyne Grüb-Trauer?s many years of teaching experience. The first Urtext edition of these popular duets!

Violin Music the Whole World Loves for Two Violins with Piano Accompaniment-13 popular melodies arranged for two violins with piano accompaniment including: Beautiful Dreamer (Foster) - Children's Prayer (Humperdinck) - Come Back to Sorrento (De Curtis) - Minuetto (Bach) - Sonata Theme (Mozart) - Turkish March (Beethoven) - and more.

Sonate d-Moll / Sonata in D minor TWV 40:121Sonate A-Dur / Sonata in A major TWV 40:122Sonate a-Moll / Sonata in A minor TWV 40:123Zirkelkanon e-Moll / in E minor TWV Anh. 40:103

For Two Violins, Viola And Basso Continuo. Par TELEMANN GEORG PHILIPP. / Répertoire / 2 Violons, Alto et Basse Continue

Spielend for two violins was written during the summer and early autumn of 2003 and is based on the idea of the two instruments not only playing the instruments but also playing in the sense of sport i.e. playing their themes off against each other and playing with the musical material. There are times for instance when they seem to be having a contest to see who can finish the themes first or who can divert the other’s attention to a new texture or rhythm. The title the German word for 'playing' also refers in a way to the composer himself exploring the themes harmonies and rhythms - particularly notable in this respect is the large central slow section which contraststwo altered reminiscences of the Violin Sonata of Poulenc (a composer whose music is very dear to me) with the gradual expansion of a fugue from two parts to eight (four in each violin). Fugue after all is in a sense an example of a composer making sport however seriously with the themes.So the work is a kind of extended musical pun lasting about fifteen minutes in all and being performed without a break. Though the central section is slow the outer ones are quick and energetic emphasizing especially the idea of activity and vigour - the ending however may catch the unwary listener by surprise.The first performance was given by Philippa Mo and Peter Sheppard Skærved in Leighton House London on 7th May 2004.'John McCabe's new 'Spielend' strikes me as a miniature masterpiece: a highly charged 15-minute piece in which the violins chase or echo each other in a thousand different ways including a fugure in which as with Bach two instruments seemed to suggest a dozen voices.'            - Richard Morrison The Times 11/05/2004