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

Written in 1877, Gabriel Fauré’s Romance for Violin and Piano blends decorative lyricism with a passionate G minor contrast. Published by Hamelle, this elegant miniature reflects Fauré’s devotion to refined chamber music expression.

Key Features:

• Graceful, ornamented opening theme

• Sweeping contrasting middle section

• Lyrical French Romantic character

• Ideal for recital and expressive performance

• Hamelle edition

Mozart’s Duet for Violin and Cello (Amadeus Edition) pairs two string voices in a charming, lyrical conversation—an engaging choice for chamber music lovers.

Key Features:

• Unique violin and cello duet

• Expressive and melodic writing

• Reliable Amadeus Edition

• Great for study and performance

Eduard Franck, Violin Sonata No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 19

Kreisler's Recitativo and Scherzo Caprice, Op. 6, is a dramatic, unaccompanied violin showpiece that uniquely blends free-form expression with technical brilliance—perfect for advanced solo performances.

Key Features:

• By Fritz Kreisler

• For solo violin (no accompaniment)

• Advanced level

• Expressive and virtuosic

• Great for competitions and recitals

Bridge: Moto Perpetuo for Violin and Piano by Frank Bridge, published by Stainer & Bell, is a brilliant perpetual-motion showpiece that celebrates speed, clarity, and virtuoso flair.

Key features

• Fast, energetic, and brilliantly articulated

• Showcases agility and bow control

• Perfect for encores and recital highlights

• A compact virtuoso favorite with instant appeal