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Huws Jones, Jigs, Reels & Hornpipes For Violin 

Traditional Fiddle Music from England, Ireland, and Scotland. Edward Huws Jones's popular series of traditional fiddle repertoire.

Containing colorful instrumental backing tracks and full demonstrations.

These generous collections of authentic music, some familiar, some more exotic, but all of it faithfully arranged, enable you to create your own ceilidh, bluegrass club, or charanga band.

The violin edition includes optional easy violin parts and guitar chords.

Either format is highly flexible, which means the music can be played as solos, duets, or trios as well as with larger ensembles.

Edwards Huws Jones has traveled extensively researching fiddle-playing traditions. 

This book features 40 advanced Cello studies by Justus Johann Friedrich Dotzauer. He is known for "180 Studies for Cello," which is still used today. This set is for advanced players or as an exercise for skilled cellists.

Dotzauer was a musician who composed various works, but his educational ones are the most valuable. In the late 19th century, an idea emerged to publish a selection of his educational compositions. Johannes Klingenberg's work has been the most successful publication.

This book by Rick Mooney contains easy classical music, folk songs, fiddle tunes, and Mooney's original compositions. The book is designed to address specific technical points, with a second cello part throughout to promote a student's ability to hear and play accurately.

Flying Fingers is a book by Jenny Thorp that teaches third and second positions for violin players. It uses enjoyable tunes to train technique effectively, from simple shifts to complex ones. Suitable for any violin student ready to tackle shifting, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the skills needed to play confidently in the first three positions.

Rick Mooney's series "For Cello" offers a fun and effective way to learn specific techniques. The second book builds on the first one and includes classical music, folk tunes, and original pieces by Rick Mooney himself. Some of the original pieces included in the book are "Around the Gypsy Campfire," "Harry the Hirsute Housefly," "Petite Partita," and more. All pieces are arranged as duets, with a second cello part for the teacher or other students in a group class to play.

This graded repertoire collection is tailored for aspiring classical cellists, featuring pieces by leading Australian cellists and composers across various musical styles. It aligns with the technical requirements for each grade and includes clear typesetting and performance notes for preparation.

• Poor old battered broomstick (Lumsden and Attwood)

• Cossacks (Colledge and Colledge)

• Sailor's hornpipe (Traditional arr. Akerman)

• Cat's eyes (Blackwell and Blackwell)

• Prelude (Charpentier arr. Dahm)

• Celtic meditation (Fin)

• Tambourin (Gossec arr. Akerman)

• My grandfather's clock (Work arr. Chin)

• Melted mouse and roasted rat in choc'late sauce (Lumsden and Attwood)

• The ceilidh (Colledge and Colledge)

• Skateboard ride (Haughton)

• Basse dance (Warlock arr. Dahm)

This graded repertoire collection features pieces by leading Australian cellists and composers across various musical styles. It aligns with the technical requirements for each grade and includes clear typesetting and performance notes for preparation.

• Übungstück (Dotzauer)

• The triumph (Mooney)

• I've been working on the railroad (Mooney)

• Bonnie Dundee variations (Traditional arr. Nelson)

• Allegro (Bréval arr. Feuillard)

• Ave Maria (Gounod arr. Weretka)

• Adagio and Allegro (Porta)

• Vivace (Zocarini)

• Liebesleid (Kreisler arr. Kreisler)

• Gavotte (Lee)

• Harlequinade (Squire arr. Cheney)

• Londonderry air (Traditional arr. Chin)

• With Miriam by the river (Bryars)

• Danse des sylphes (Jenkinson)

• Slicked back tango (Kats-Chernin)

• Goombungee (Leek)