Mozart's "Romantic Sonatas" for violin and piano have uncertain authorship. The original autographs are missing, and the publisher, Breitkopf & Härtel, doubted their authenticity. Konstanze, Mozart's wife, offered the sonatas to the publisher in 1799, but they were disappointed and requested the original manuscript. However, it could not be found, adding to Konstanze's doubts.

Kreisler's Malaguena is a lively and expressive Spanish-style showpiece for advanced violinists, featuring rhythmic energy and technical brilliance.

Key Features:

• Arranged by Fritz Kreisler

• For violin and piano

• Advanced level

• Spanish dance character

• Great for recitals and encores

String Along Together for Violin by Bob Cerulli is a flexible, ensemble-focused violin method that helps students learn together through active music-making.

Key features

• Ideal for group or individual instruction

• Encourages listening, rhythm, and ensemble skills

• Accessible, engaging, and classroom-friendly

• Perfect for beginner string programs

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

Kreisler's Recitativo and Scherzo Caprice, Op. 6, is a dramatic, unaccompanied violin showpiece that uniquely blends free-form expression with technical brilliance—perfect for advanced solo performances.

Key Features:

• By Fritz Kreisler

• For solo violin (no accompaniment)

• Advanced level

• Expressive and virtuosic

• Great for competitions and recitals

Mozart Concerto No. 2 In D Major K211 for Violin (Barenreiter)