Bohm Moto Perpetuo from Suite 3 No 6 for Violin & Piano (Fischer)

Duo in G Major, Op. 13 No. 6 by Franz Anton Hoffmeister is a beautifully crafted work for violin and viola that highlights the elegance and balance of Classical chamber music.

Key Features:

• Music by Franz Anton Hoffmeister

• For violin and viola

• Duo in G Major, Op. 13 No. 6

• Classical chamber music for two equal voices

• Bright, lyrical, and engaging musical writing

• Suitable for intermediate and advanced players

• Develops ensemble playing, articulation, phrasing, and musical communication

• Ideal for recitals, chamber music performances, examinations, and conservatory study

• Encourages stylistic understanding of the Classical era

• An excellent addition to the violin and viola chamber music repertoire

Masterpieces 1 for Violin and Piano is an inspiring collection of classical repertoire designed to help violinists develop technique, musicality, and performance confidence. Published by Editio Musica Budapest, it offers an excellent introduction to some of the most cherished works in the violin repertoire.

Key Features:

• Published by Editio Musica Budapest

• Collection of classical masterpieces for violin and piano

• Develops musical expression and technical skills

• Encourages stylistic understanding

• Suitable for developing violinists

• Ideal for lessons, recitals, and examinations

• Strengthens tone and phrasing

• Provides valuable performance repertoire

• Educational and enjoyable collection

• Excellent addition to any violin student's library

"Technics of Bowing" by August Casorti, Op. 50, edited by Mittel and published by G. Schirmer, is a 28-page guidebook for violinists seeking to improve their bowing techniques.

Sheila Nelson's Romantic Violinist

A distinguished Dover volume pairing the Violin Sonata in A major by César Franck and Violin Sonata No. 1, Op. 13 by Gabriel Fauré. Reproduced from authoritative Breitkopf & Härtel editions, this collection brings together two cornerstone works of the French Romantic repertoire.

Key Features:

• Two landmark violin sonatas in one volume

• Franck’s wedding gift to Eugène Ysaÿe

• Fauré’s innovative chamber debut

• Rich Romantic harmony and lyricism

• Reliable Dover reproduction edition

Jakob Dont, a Viennese violin pedagogue, wrote the 24 "Études et Caprices", Op. 35, which are violin solos without accompaniment and are considered essential classics. Published in 1880, the pieces consist of 48 pages and are edited by H. Berkley at a very advanced level. The etudes have been reworked by violinists such as Carl Flesch, Max Rostal, and Ivan Galamian in numerous new editions throughout the twentieth century.