
Schmitz Pop Romance 11 pieces for Cello (AMA Verlag)
Schmitz Pop Romance 11 pieces for Cello (AMA Verlag)
Air from Suite No.3 in D Bach
Arioso Bach
Ave verum corpus Mozart
Chorus of the Hebrew Salves from Nabucco Verdi
Einsame Blumen (Woodland Flowers) Schumann
Gymnopedie 1 Satie
I know that my Redeemer liveth Handel
Jesu, joy of man's desiring Bach
Largo from Serse Handel
Meditation from Thais Massenet
Nimrod from Enigma Variations Elgar
O for the wings of a dove Mendelssohn
Panis Angelicus Franck
Pie Jesu from Requiem Faure
Prelude in A Chopin
Prelude in B minor Chopin
Prelude in E Minor Chopin
Salut d'amour Elgar
Second movement Symphony no. 9 from The New World Dvorak
Sheherazade Schumann
The Swan Sains-Saens
To a wild rose MacDowell
Traumerei (Dreaming) Schumann
Valse Lente Merikanto
Walza in A Schubert
Waltz in A (Lullaby) Brahms
Schmitz Pop Romance 11 pieces for Cello (AMA Verlag)
esigned for upper-intermediate soloists, the series blends classical and jazz styles, making it suitable for recitals and professional engagements. Each book includes:
Solo Part & Piano Accompaniment: Full scores for both the solo instrument and piano.
QR Code Access: Scanning the codes provides instant access to YouTube videos of the piano accompaniment, facilitating effective home practice.
15 Unique pieces set across the Studio Ghibli universe.
Written primarily in Japanese with English translations
This is Book 2 of Duport’s 21 etudes series, edited and fingered by Leo Schulz. It follows Book 1 and comprises episodes 14-21, designed to improve finger agility and bowing techniques of intermediate to advanced cellists.
Jean-Louis Duport, a renowned cellist, published “21 Etudes for Violoncello” in 1806, which became the fundamental reference point for cello teaching. The exercises have artistic value and are highly challenging. This recording is played with original instruments and historical bows, following precise philological criteria. It is a must-listen for cello enthusiasts and anyone interested in Classical era France.
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.