Bréval’s Concerto No. 2 in D Major is an engaging Classical work widely used in cello study and performance. The Feuillard edition for cello and piano, published by Éditions Delrieu, combines melodic appeal with valuable technical challenges, making it an excellent stepping stone toward advanced concerto repertoire.
A favourite in developing cello repertoire, Jean-Baptiste Bréval’s Concerto No. 2 in D Major combines clear Classical phrasing with lively, technically rewarding solo writing. The commonly published cello-and-piano edition is arranged by Louis R. Feuillard and issued by Éditions Delrieu (DF 516). The work is especially useful for building position work, bow control, articulation, scales and arpeggios, while introducing students to the structure and demands of concerto performance. Its well-known Rondo is also part of the established pedagogical repertoire and has appeared in Grade 8-level cello syllabuses.
Key Features:
Composed by Jean-Baptiste Bréval
Concerto No. 2 in D Major
For cello with piano reduction
Arranged/edited by Louis R. Feuillard
Published by Éditions Delrieu
Catalogue No. DF 516
Classical student concerto repertoire
Suitable for intermediate to advanced cellists
Musical Benefits:
Develops position work and secure intonation
Improves bowing variety and articulation
Refines Classical phrasing and rhythmic control
Prepares students for more advanced concerto repertoire
Bréval’s Sonata in G Major, Op. 28 No. 4 is an engaging 18th-century work for cello and piano, included in Faber’s Three 18th-Century Sonatas. With suggested ornamentation and a straightforward keyboard realisation, it provides excellent intermediate repertoire for developing Classical style and ensemble skills.
Bréval’s Sonata No. 1 in C Major, Op. 40 is a classic teaching work combining graceful melodies with approachable cello technique. This Schott edition, arranged by Joachim Stutschewsky for cello and piano, is ideal for developing players progressing beyond basic first-position repertoire.
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.
Bréval’s Three Duets for Violin and Cello offer lively, melodic Classical chamber music for two string players. Edited by Jan Hollanders and published by Broekmans & Van Poppel, the collection is ideal for developing ensemble skills, musical communication, and confident independent playing.
Bréval’s Sonata in C Major, Op. 40 No. 1 is a popular Classical teaching work for cello and piano. Arranged by Joachim Stutschewsky, this Schott Cello Library edition offers clear, approachable writing ideal for developing first-position technique, phrasing, and confident ensemble playing.
Bréval’s Sonata No. 1 in C Major, Op. 40 is a popular intermediate work for cello and piano, combining approachable technique with lively Classical writing. This Stainer & Bell edition includes the piano score and a separate cello part and is well suited to lessons, examinations, and student performance.
Bréval’s Concertino No. 2 in C Major is an engaging Classical work for cello and piano, combining accessible technique with lively and expressive writing. It is an excellent choice for developing cellists progressing toward more advanced concerto repertoire.
