

Bréval’s Concertino No. 1 in F Major is a lively and accessible Classical work for cello and piano. With graceful melodies and approachable technical writing, it provides developing cellists with an excellent repertoire to improve phrasing, bow control, intonation, and performance confidence.
Key Features:
• For cello and piano
• Composed by Jean-Baptiste Bréval
• In F Major
• Classical concertino repertoire
• Suitable for developing cellists
• Ideal for lessons and recitals
Bright, elegant, and approachable, Jean-Baptiste Bréval’s Concertino No. 1 in F Major is an attractive Classical work for cello and piano. Its clear melodic writing and manageable technical demands make it particularly useful for developing cellists moving into more substantial solo repertoire. The piece combines graceful phrasing with lively passagework, giving students opportunities to improve bow control, intonation, rhythmic accuracy, and musical expression while experiencing the character of a Classical concerto-style work.
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Breval, Concertino No2 in C Major for Cello and Piano Breval's Concertino #1 in F Major is a piece most cello students become very familiar with.
Breval, Sonata Op 28 No4 in G Major for cello (Faber) is included in ' 18th Century Sonatas ( faber)