

Concerto in D minor for Cello and Orchestra by Lalo (Durand)
Concerto in D minor by Lalo (Durand) For Violincello and orchestra Transcribed for Violincello and Piano Revision by Louis Fournier Eduard Lalo wrote his Violincello Concerto in 1876 for fellow Belgian and cellist Aldophe Fischer. The work was premiered by Fischer in Paris on December 9 1877.
Jean-Louis Duport's Studies for Cello, written over 200 years ago, is still relevant in cello pedagogy today. Duport, a French cellist, and his brother Jean-Pierre revolutionized cello performance. Duport's virtuosity led to his collaborations with King Friedrich Wilhelm II and Ludwig van Beethoven on his Op. 5 cello sonatas. Duport's Studies for Cello remains essential in cello practice, composed primarily by him and his teacher Martin Berteau.
Pop Goes the Cello is a dynamic set of ten original pieces suitable for intermediate players, featuring styles such as pop, rock, and Latin. These characterful vignettes are well suited to concert performance as encores or as a suite, while allowing cellists to tackle a variety of technical and stylistic challenges.
Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics Vol. 2081
Aria by Henry Purcell is a graceful Baroque work for cello (or viola) and piano that showcases the lyrical elegance of the English Baroque tradition. Ideal for intermediate and advanced players, it is a rewarding choice for recitals, examinations, conservatory study, and teaching.
Key Features:
• Music by Henry Purcell for cello (or viola) and piano
• Elegant English Baroque repertoire
• Suitable for intermediate and advanced players
• Ideal for recitals, examinations, and conservatory study