Mozart’s Adagio in E Major, KV261 for Violin (Schott) is a lyrical and expressive work, ideal for showcasing the violin’s singing tone and musical sensitivity.

Key Features:

• Elegant, heartfelt slow movement

• Standalone concert or recital piece

• Clear Schott edition

• Great for auditions and special performances

A charming beginner concerto by Ferdinand Küchler, the Concertino in G major, Op. 11 introduces young players to Classical style and concerto form. This Bosworth edition is perfect for student recitals and examinations.

Key Features:

• Accessible student concerto

• Melodic and stylistically clear

• Ideal first concerto

• Bosworth edition

Sarabande by Carl Bohm, published by Viola World, is a beautifully lyrical work for viola and piano that combines graceful Baroque-inspired character with Romantic expression. Ideal for developing violists, it offers rewarding repertoire for both study and performance.

Key Features:

• Music by Carl Bohm

• Published by Viola World

• Arranged for viola and piano

• Baroque-inspired lyrical repertoire

• Suitable for intermediate and advancing violists

• Develops tone, phrasing, articulation, and bow control

• Ideal for lessons, examinations, recitals, and auditions

• Encourages expressive musical interpretation

• Excellent educational and recital repertoire

• Valuable addition to every violist's library

A lyrical favorite by Gabriel Fauré, Berceuse, Op. 16 offers graceful Romantic warmth and melodic beauty. This Hamelle edition includes both violin–piano and cello–piano versions, providing flexible performance options.

Key Features:

• Famous Romantic miniature

• Includes violin and cello versions

• Ideal for recital and encores

• Hamelle edition

Meditation and Processional by Ernest Bloch, published by G. Schirmer, is a beautifully expressive work for viola and piano that highlights the instrument's lyrical warmth and emotional depth. Combining reflective and majestic musical styles, it is an excellent choice for advancing violists seeking rewarding twentieth-century repertoire.

Key Features:

• Music by Ernest Bloch

• Published by G. Schirmer

• For viola and piano

• Features Meditation and Processional

• Suitable for intermediate and advanced violists

• Develops tone, phrasing, vibrato, and musical expression

• Ideal for lessons, examinations, recitals, and auditions

• Rich twentieth-century musical language

• Excellent recital and study repertoire

• Valuable addition to every violist's library

Mozart’s 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano KV 55–60 (Breitkopf & Härtel) are captivating works with uncertain authorship, offering expressive Classical style and intriguing historical context.

Key Features:

• Six violin and piano sonatas

• Authorship not fully authenticated

• Includes historical notes on provenance

• Great for curious performers and scholars

Mozart’s Sonatas for Piano and Violin Book 3 (Wiener Urtext-Schott/Universal Edition) unites four remarkable late sonatas in a scholarly, performer-friendly edition—perfect for chamber music lovers and serious students.

Key Features:

• K 454, 481, 526, 547 included

• Edited by Gidon Kremer and Karl Marguerre

• Based on original sources

• Excellent for recitals and study

Eugène Ysaÿe's Six Sonatas, Op. 27 for Solo Violin is one of the most significant collections in the unaccompanied violin repertoire. Published by Schott Frères, these masterworks combine extraordinary technical demands with deep musical expression and are considered essential repertoire for advanced violinists.

Key Features:

• Composed by Eugène Ysaÿe

• Complete Six Sonatas for Solo Violin, Op. 27

• Published by Schott Frères

• Written for unaccompanied violin

• Dedicated to famous violin virtuosos

• Features advanced technical and interpretive challenges.

• Includes a Posthumous Étude for Solo Violin

• Essential solo violin repertoire

• Suitable for advanced and professional players

• A landmark work alongside Bach's solo sonatas and Paganini's caprices