8 Intermediate-Level Tango Classics. Par DIVERS AUTEURS (ARR.COLLATTI DIEGO). Authentic tango classics arranged as duets of medium difficulty for 2 cellos - this edition includes the famous tunes of some of the greatest tango compositions the world has ever heard. Tango is full of life and passion - the fact that this love affair of music and rhythm has not lost any of its fascination is demonstrated these classic tango pieces that have been selected for this collection and arranged for two cellos. When Astor Piazolla, Vicente Greco, and Angel Villoldo meet in an edition of tango classics, entertainment and expertise of the highest level are sure to ensue. In addition to one of his own compositions, arranger Diego Collatti has selected some of the most popular tango tunes to be arranged for two cellos, among them 'Libertango', 'El Choclo' and 'A media Luz'. Collatti, who is considered an expert in Argentine tango, has brilliantly and expressively highlighted the two violin parts, which have been essential elements of the tango tradition since its beginning. The duets' characteristic phrasing opportunities combined with their dynamic shading and diverse articulation enhance their value as entertaining concert pieces and deeply authentic ensemble repertory additions. Melancholic tunes, rhythmic precision, and untamed passion can be found in this stylistically diverse collection, the compositional art of which showcases the full emotional range of the tango tradition. - Engaging tango classics by Astor Piazzolla, Vicente Greco, Agostín Bardi, and many other tango composers, selected and arranged by Argentine tango expert Diego Collatti - The clearly structured instrumental parts communicate with each other and remain true to the originals in their range of articulation and dynamics - The stylistic variety, expressiveness, imagination and multicultural influences of the genre are wonderfully combined in this collection / Niveau : Intermédiaire / Recueil / 2 Violoncelles

Aus Den 44 Duos Für Zwei Violinen. Par BARTOK BELA. 44 Duos' by Béla Bartók - the complete collection available for the first time in one edition for two celli. The '44 Duos' by Béla Bartók were written in 1931 and were originally included in a tutor for the violin, written by the teacher Erich Doflein (1900-1977). Since then they have become an indispensable key to the understanding of twentieth century music. Until now a version for two celli was limited to 18 selected duos. The present edition for two celli is the first to include them all. The arrangements are based either on the possibility of a downwards transposition by an octave, or, where the original makes use of the violin's open E string, downwards by a twelfth. • Introduction to Béla Bartók‘s musical world and to the most important elements of the folk music of Hungary and the neigbouring regions • All of the Duos are available for the first time in one edition arranged for two celli by Hans Erik Deckert • Provides aspiring cellists the chance to experience the musical partnership required by chamber music/ Répertoire / 2 Violoncelles

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 and encourage 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 another for 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.The accompanying 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 that was developed, composed and produced as a completely original way of learning cello duets. / 2 Violoncelles

Original Works from the Baroque to the Modern era. Par . Quiconque ouvre ce «coffre au trésor» découvrira avec plaisir les gemmes de la littérature pour deux violoncelles. Ce volume contient des compositions des époques baroque, classique, romantique et moderne. Elles traitent de surcroît tous les aspects du jeu en duo, tels que la confiance en soi pour mener sa propre partie, l'atteinte d'un son équilibré, l'intonation et l'amélioration de la condition physique. Ce volume est particulièrement d'utilité pour les cours, les duos étant classés par positions et pouvant servir de matériau supplémentaire pour jouer dans les 1e à 4e positions. Ce recueil était auparavant publié en tant que 'Duo-Schatzkiste' (Un coffre à trésors de duos). / Niveau : facile - moyen / Date parution : 2024-02-16/ Recueil / 2 Violoncelles

Ces duos pour violoncelle par Jacob Klein, maintenant publié complet pour la première fois, sont parmi les plus beaux duos de leur genre de l'époque Baroque. Leur richesse mélodique et harmonique, couplée à une technique éblouissante et idiomatique place fermement les sonates (ou mieux suites) en compagnie des oeuvres comme les suites pour violoncelle de Bach ou sonates de Vivaldi. Notre édition est basée sur la première édition publiée vers 1720 par Rodgers à Amsterdam et suit la pratique typographiques et éditoriale de l'original, comme cela semble utile pour comprendre la structure musicale et la pratique de rendement appropriés. Le petit secret pour violoncelles joueurs ! / 2 Violoncelles

This collection features a wide selection of original works from the Renaissance, Baroque and Modern eras arranged for two cellos. Focusing on easy repertoire Duets for Fun will provide hours of enjoyment for aspiring musicians wishing to discover new material as well as develop their playing.This collection is ideal for use as teaching material, or for playing at home or in a concert with a friend. / 2 Violoncelles

Editor: Gerhart Darmstadt 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!