Kummer, Six Duets For Two Cellos, Book II (Nos. 4-6) Opus 156
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The Kummer Six Duets for Two Cellos, Book II, Op. 156 (IMC) contains Duets Nos. 4–6 by German cellist and pedagogue Friedrich August Kummer. Written for two cellos, these Romantic works provide useful material for developing technique, phrasing, intonation, and ensemble playing.
Kummer, Six Duets For Two Cellos, Book II (Nos. 4-6) Opus 156
The Kummer Six Duets for Two Cellos, Book II (Nos. 4–6), Op. 156 (IMC) contains the final three duets from a set by German cellist, composer, and pedagogue Friedrich August Kummer (1797–1879). Kummer studied cello with Friedrich Dotzauer and Bernhard Romberg and became a prominent performer and teacher in Dresden, later serving as principal cellist of the court orchestra. His extensive knowledge of cello technique is reflected in these duets, which give both players active musical roles while developing intonation, articulation, bow control, phrasing, rhythmic precision, and ensemble coordination. Published by International Music Company, Book II provides valuable Romantic repertoire for lessons, chamber study, and performance.
The Kummer Three Duets, Op. 22 for Two Cellos (IMC) presents three Romantic-era duets by German cellist and pedagogue Friedrich August Kummer, edited by Julius Klengel. The works provide both players with valuable material for developing intonation, phrasing, bowing, and ensemble coordination.
The Kummer 12 Duets, Op. 105 for Two Cellos (IMC) offers twelve engaging Romantic works for two cellists. With active parts for both players, the collection develops intonation, articulation, phrasing, rhythmic accuracy, and ensemble coordination.
The Kummer Six Duos for Violoncellos, Vol. 1, Op. 156 (Hofmeister FH 2222) presents Romantic duet repertoire by German cellist and pedagogue Friedrich August Kummer. Written for two cellos, the works develop intonation, bowing, phrasing, rhythmic accuracy, and ensemble coordination.
The Kummer Six Duos for Cello, Op. 156, Volume I (Nos. 1–3) – IMC contains the first three duets from Kummer’s set of six works for two cellos. These Romantic duets give both players active parts while developing intonation, phrasing, bowing, rhythmic accuracy, and ensemble skills.
