Bruch: Swedish Dances Op. 63 for Violin and Piano by Max Bruch, published by Simrock, offers a lively collection of folk-inspired miniatures full of rhythm, color, and Romantic warmth.
Key features
• Folk-based, dance-driven character pieces
• Rich in rhythmic energy and melodic charm
• Engaging for performers and audiences alike
• Ideal recital and encore repertoire
Bruch: Swedish Dances Op. 63 for Violin and Piano by Max Bruch, published by Simrock, is a vivid set of character pieces inspired by Scandinavian folk music, where Bruch transforms traditional dance elements into refined Romantic miniatures; by blending rustic rhythms with lyrical warmth, the Swedish Dances allow the violin to alternate between earthy vitality and singing expressiveness, offering performers music that is colorful, immediate, and rich in national character.
Key features:
A playful and inspiring beginner collection by Aleksander Igudesman, In My Garden features enjoyable teaching and concert pieces for elementary violin and piano. Published by Universal Edition, it makes early learning creative and fun.
Key Features:
• Elementary-level repertoire
• Teacher–student duets
• Creative and engaging style
• Ideal for lessons and beginner recitals
• Universal Edition
Kreisler's Sicilienne and Rigaudon (Schott) offers two contrasting Baroque-style pieces for violin and piano, ideal for intermediate to advanced performers looking for both lyricism and lively dance character.
Key Features:
• Arranged by Fritz Kreisler
• For violin and piano
• Intermediate to advanced level
• Includes both Sicilienne and Rigaudon
• Perfect for recitals and teaching
Mozart’s Early Sonatas Vol. 1 for Violin (Barenreiter) presents a selection of charming, youthful works in a clear urtext edition—perfect for exploring the roots of Mozart’s genius.
Key Features:
• Early violin and keyboard sonatas
• Melodic, accessible pieces
• Reliable Barenreiter urtext
• Ideal for study and performance
The Kreisler Collection for Violin Volume 2 offers more of Kreisler’s enchanting works and arrangements, making it an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced players eager to broaden their repertoire.
Key Features:
• Additional original and arranged pieces by Kreisler
• For violin and piano
• Intermediate to advanced level
• Ideal for performance and study
A warm and expressive miniature by Zoltán Kodály, the Adagio offers lyrical depth and Hungarian character. This EMB edition for violin and piano is ideal for expressive recital performance.
Key Features:
• Singing Romantic melody
• Hungarian-inspired lyricism
• Suitable for violin
• Ideal for recital use
• EMB edition
The Doflein Method Volume II: The Violinist's Progress by Erich Doflein and Elma Doflein develops technique through structured work in fingering and bowing.
Key features
• Chapter-by-chapter focus on specific technical problems
• Builds precision and tonal control
• Continues the use of ensemble duets
• Bridges elementary and intermediate violin study
Monti’s “Czardas” for Violin (Ricordi) is a thrilling solo showpiece blending Hungarian dance flair, expressive melodies, and dazzling virtuosity—making it an audience favourite for standout performances.
Key Features:
• Classic violin repertoire
• Striking tempo and mood changes
• Virtuosic and expressive sections
• Ideal for recitals and encores
