

Explore Saint-Saëns’ Concerto No. 3 in B minor, Op. 61 in this IMC edition for violin and piano. Praised for its melodic second movement and dramatic contrasts, this three-movement masterpiece is ideal for advanced violinists.
Key Features:
• IMC edition with piano reduction
• Faithful to the original orchestral score
• Features lyrical, virtuosic, and dramatic passages
• Excellent for advanced recitals and auditions
A haunting neo-Baroque masterpiece by Remo Giazotto, the Adagio in G minor is often attributed to Albinoni but was composed in the 20th century. This Ricordi edition presents the work transcribed for violin and piano.
Key Features:
• Solemn and dramatic Adagio
• Neo-Baroque style
• Violin and piano transcription
• Ideal for recital and reflective performance
• Ricordi edition
Delius: *La Légende* in E flat for Violin & Piano by Frederick Delius, published by Forsyth Music, is an atmospheric violin and piano duo piece celebrated for its poetic lyricism.
Key features
• Expressive, singing violin lines
• Gentle, impressionistic piano support
• Ideal for lyrical recital repertoire
• Focus on tone, color, and introspective character
Mozart’s 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano KV 55–60 (Breitkopf & Härtel) are captivating works with uncertain authorship, offering expressive Classical style and intriguing historical context.
Key Features:
• Six violin and piano sonatas
• Authorship not fully authenticated
• Includes historical notes on provenance
• Great for curious performers and scholars
Kreisler's Malaguena is a lively and expressive Spanish-style showpiece for advanced violinists, featuring rhythmic energy and technical brilliance.
Key Features:
• Arranged by Fritz Kreisler
• For violin and piano
• Advanced level
• Spanish dance character
• Great for recitals and encores
Mozart’s Sonatas No. 1–6, K301–K306 for Violin and Piano Vol. 1 (Henle) collects six Paris-era masterpieces in a renowned urtext edition—perfect for performers seeking expressive depth and scholarly reliability.
Key Features:
• Six sonatas from Mozart’s Paris journey
• Editorial work by Seiffert, Lampe, and Röhrig
• Detailed fingerings, bowings, and notes
• Trusted Henle Urtext for study and performance