Nyman Rosin For Cello

Polycarbonate Shaped 4/4 Violin Cases

These cases include straps, a violin cover and a small pouch

This cases is very light side and strong.

Popper, Polonaise de concert Op 14 for Cello/Piano - IMC

Elgar , Violin Concerto (Novello)

Mervin Yeow's "Music Theory for Young Violinists" is a theory book tailored for young violin students. It introduces music theory from a violin perspective, using the fingerboard as a reference for learning accidentals and semitones/tones. 

The book includes:

• Progressive exercises.

• A child-centred approach.

• Age-appropriate materials featuring coloured pictures and fun sticker exercises to engage young children.

"Music Theory for Young Violinists" Book 3 by Mervin Yeow, with illustrations by Celeste Ng, is a theory book specifically designed for young violin students. It teaches music theory from a violin-focused perspective, using the violin fingerboard as a reference. The book includes progressive exercises, a child-centred approach, age-appropriate materials, colourful pictures, and fun sticker exercises.

"Music Theory for Young Violinists Book 4" by Mervin Yeow, with illustrations by Celeste Ng, is a theory book designed for young violin students. It teaches music theory from a violin-focused perspective, using the violin fingerboard as a reference for learning. The book includes progressive exercises, a child-centred approach, age-appropriate materials, and fun stickers and notes for labelling, tracing, and colouring. In Book 4, the keyboard is introduced to prepare students for grade one theory.

Wilhelm Friedemann Bach was a highly talented German composer and performer born in 1710. He composed Three Duets for Two Violas in Berlin around 1775, which inherited the contrapuntal style of his father and contributed significantly to Berlin's musical heritage. There is a cyclical connection among the duets, and Bach adapted the music to maintain harmonic and melodic balance between the two instruments.