G Tungsten Spirocore for Cello

Glazunov Cello Pieces of Russian Composers Vol 2 (Mercury)

Joseph Haydn's Violoncello Concerto in D major (Hob. VIIb:2) was edited by François-Auguste Gevaert for the violoncello and orchestra. It was published by Breitkopf & Härtel and consists of a piano score and a solo part. It runs for around 27 minutes and has 40 pages.

Lovelock, 'Young Moon' for Cello and Piano

Ackerman Tricks to Tunes Violin Book 2

Martinu, Suite Miniature for Cello and Piano (Leduc)

Martinu, Variations on a Slovakian Theme for Cello (Barenreiter)

Mendelssohn, Song without Words for Cello (or viola) and Piano (Schott)

Popper Mazurka in C major Opus 51 for violincello and piano

Delius, Legende In E Flat For Violin & Piano (Forsyth)

Delius: *La Légende* in E flat for Violin & Piano by Frederick Delius, published by Forsyth Music, is an atmospheric violin and piano duo piece celebrated for its poetic lyricism.

Key features

• Expressive, singing violin lines

• Gentle, impressionistic piano support

• Ideal for lyrical recital repertoire

• Focus on tone, color, and introspective character

Chausson: Poème Op. 25 for Violin by Ernest Chausson, edited by Peter Jost and published by G. Henle Verlag, is a cornerstone of the violin repertoire—an intensely expressive, free-form masterpiece conceived for lyrical depth rather than virtuoso display.

Key features

• A defining poetic statement for the violin

• Free, rhapsodic structure with soloistic introspection

• Emphasis on tone, rubato, and emotional nuance

• Essential repertoire for mature, expressive violinists