2002 products.

Joseph Joachim's Hebrew Melodies, Op. 9, were composed in 1854-55, 40 years after the poems that inspired them. Lord Byron and Isaac Nathan published 29 songs called Hebrew Melodies in 1815, now known as poems. Joachim, a Jewish composer, drew from similar liturgical sources as Nathan and composed his work with three movements. Breitkopf & Härtel published this edition for viola and piano.

Puccini, O mio Babbino Caro for viola and Piano published by Viola World Lauretta's Aria from GIANNI SCHICCI

Rieding, Concerto in B min Opus 35 for Viola (Bosworth) One of Oscar Riedings Easy Concertos and Concertinos for viola and piano. A useful work for learing and reinforcing the 1st to 3rd position.

In March 1851, Robert Schumann composed Märchenbilder, a collection of four remarkable viola and piano pieces that took 16 minutes to perform. The pieces are dedicated to Wilhelm Joseph von Wasielewski, a German violinist and conductor.

Weber, Andante e Rondo Ungarese for Viola (Schott)

Wieniawski Romanza from Second Concerto Opus 22 (Viola World)

115 Famous Concert Pieces for Violoncello and Piano with Soft Cover

Collatti, Tango Passion for 2 Cellos (UE)