

Die Sammlung enthält u. a. Werke von Béla Bartók, Benjamin Britten, Aaron Copland, Frederick Delius, Elena Kats-Chernin, Sergej Rachmaninow und Dmitrij Schostakowitsch.
Viola solo
Kats-Chernin - Tranquil Interlude on an Open D String
Kolb - Cavatina (from Cavatina)
Viola and Piano
Bartok - Viola Concerto (First Movement)
Benjamin - Le Tombeau de Ravel
Britten - Lachrymae op.48
Copland - Billy and His Sweetheart (Billy the Kid)
Copland - Zion's Walls (Old American Songs Set 2)
Delius - Sonata No.3 (Third Movement)
Rachmaninoff - Vocalise op.34 no.14
Ramsier - Road to Hamelin (Seventh and Eight Movements)
Scriabin/Ramsier - Six Early Scriabin Pieces
Shostakovich - Viola Sonata op.40 (First Movement)
The Pièces de Concours is a rare collection of three viola and piano volumes containing the Romantic viola repertoire. At the Paris Conservatoire, all instrumentalists must perform a contemporary piece, known as the 'pièce de concours,' to demonstrate their mastery of technical, virtuosic, and lyrical skills. Unfortunately, many of these exam pieces have been forgotten, and only two of them, George Enescu's Konzertstück and Hans Sitt's Concerto in G-Dur, have become standard repertoire for the viola. To make these works more accessible, this edition has added modern fingerings and bowing indications.
Twelve Diversions for Viola – Book 2 by Anderson, arranged for viola and published by Bosworth & Co., is a delightful collection of twelve character pieces that help developing violists build technique and musical expression through enjoyable, progressive repertoire.
Key Features:
• Published by Bosworth & Co.
• Twelve pieces arranged for viola
• Book 2 of the Twelve Diversions series
• Suitable for developing and intermediate players
• Develops tone, intonation, and bow control
• Encourages expressive phrasing
• Ideal for lessons, examinations, recitals, and auditions
• Excellent supplementary teaching repertoire
• Builds technical confidence
• Valuable addition to any viola music library
Out of stock, ETA 3 months as of January 2021.