Amazing Solos, Violin and Keyboard. Arranged by Howard Harrison. Published by Boosey & Hawkes.
Amazing Solos are amazingly wide-ranging selections of easy pieces. FromBach to Bernstein, a great variety of musical styles is included - folk melodies from England and Peru, baroque and classical 'lollipops', jazz and modern classics. A unique collection of exciting and varied music for the early grades.
A trusted beginner method by Markham Lee, The Fiddle and I introduces essential violin skills through progressive exercises and tuneful pieces.
Key Features:
• Beginner-friendly structure
• Develops core violin technique
• Encourages musical expression
• Ideal for early-stage students
A complete anthology of Gabriel Fauré’s works for violin and piano, edited by Roy Howat and published by Edition Peters. Featuring Berceuse, Op. 16, Romance, Op. 28, Andante, Op. 75, and Morceau de lecture, this volume presents refined French Romantic elegance in one authoritative collection.
Key Features:
• Complete violin and piano works by Fauré
• Scholarly edition by Roy Howat
• Includes four essential Romantic miniatures
• Ideal for recital and advanced study
Mozart’s Early Sonatas Vol. 1 for Violin (Barenreiter) presents a selection of charming, youthful works in a clear urtext edition—perfect for exploring the roots of Mozart’s genius.
Key Features:
• Early violin and keyboard sonatas
• Melodic, accessible pieces
• Reliable Barenreiter urtext
• Ideal for study and performance
A dramatic Romantic concerto by Édouard Lalo, the Violin Concerto in F minor, Op. 20 combines lyrical passion with virtuosic brilliance. This Peters edition provides a practical violin and piano version for advanced performance.
Key Features:
• Powerful Romantic concerto
• Expressive and technically demanding
• Ideal for recital and competition
• Violin and piano reduction
• Peters edition
Mozart’s Violin Concerto in B-flat Major (Peters) shines with youthful energy, lyrical elegance, and a performer-friendly score—perfect for study, recitals, and technical growth.
Key Features:
• Reliable Peters edition
• Lively, expressive solo passages
• Ideal for developing violinists
• Great for recitals and auditions
Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major (Kalmus), also known as the “Turkish,” pairs graceful melodies with lively rhythms and virtuosic passages, making it an essential showpiece for any advancing violinist.
Key Features:
• Iconic “Turkish” finale
• Elegant and energetic solo writing
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals, auditions, and study
