Puccini, O Mio Babbino Caro For Viola (Viola World)
O mio babbino caro by Giacomo Puccini, published by Viola World, is a beautiful arrangement for viola and piano of Lauretta's famous aria from the opera Gianni Schicchi. Rich in lyrical expression and operatic beauty, it is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced violists preparing for recitals, examinations, and conservatory study.
Key Features:
• Music by Giacomo Puccini from Gianni Schicchi, arranged for viola and piano
• Features Lauretta's celebrated aria O mio babbino caro
• Suitable for intermediate and advanced violists
• Ideal for recitals, examinations, and conservatory study
Schumann Concerto In A Min Op 129 For Cello (IMC)
Schumann Concerto in A min Op 129 for Cello (IMC)
Ackerman Tricks to Tunes Cello Book 3
Primo Performance, Violin
Primo Performer Score for All for strings
Popper, Polonaise de concert Op 14 for Cello/Piano - IMC
Popper, Polonaise de concert Op 14 for Cello/Piano - IMC
Reger, Three Suites Op131d For Solo Viola (Henle)
Reger, Three Suites Op131 for solo viola (Henle)
Three Suites, Op. 131 by Max Reger, published by Henle Urtext, is one of the cornerstone collections of the solo viola repertoire. Combining Baroque influences with rich Romantic harmonies, these suites are an essential choice for advanced violists preparing for recitals, auditions, competitions, and conservatory study.
Key Features:
• Music by Max Reger for solo viola
• Henle Urtext scholarly edition
• Suitable for advanced and professional violists
• Ideal for recitals, conservatory study, competitions, and auditions
Shostakovich, Romance From The Gadfly For Cello (SJ Music)
Shostakovich, Romance From The Gadfly For Cello (SJ Music)
Sibelius, Malinconia For Cello (Breitkopf & Härtel)
MALINCONIA OP 20 is a composition by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, written in 1900 to cope with the loss of his daughter Kirsti. The piece features a mournful cello and virtuoso piano that often flows into climatic cadenzas. It bears similarities to Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto in B minor, Op. 23.












