Louis Spohr’s Violin Concerto No. 2 in D Minor, Op. 2, composed in 1803, is a prominent work in the violin repertoire, highlighting the interplay between violin and piano. The concerto features three movements, beginning with a dramatic Allegro that showcases the violin’s soaring melody, followed by a lyrical Adagio emphasising expressive dialogue. The energetic finale, Allegro, presents playful themes that challenge the violinist’s precision, ending in a thrilling conclusion. Celebrated for its technical demands and musicality, this concerto remains a favourite among violinists and is available in a clear edition by Peters.

Spohr’s “Duos for 2 Violins from the Violin Tutor, Vol. 2” offers a selection of engaging duets for developing violinists, emphasising ensemble playing and technical growth. Perfect for lessons, study, and performance.

Key Features:

• Duets for two violins

• Intermediate level

• Ensemble and technique focus

• Editorial notes included

• From Spohr’s Violin Tutor, Vol. 2