24 Melodies including Blue Danube Waltz, Canon in D, Hallelujah Chorus, Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Minuet in G, Ode to Joy, Pictures at an Exhibition, William Tell Overture.
Mazas’ 12 Little Duos for 2 Violins, Book 1 (Schott), is a progressive set of duets perfect for developing ensemble skills and musicality in students.
Key Features:
• Twelve progressive violin duets
• Focus on technique and ensemble
• Ideal for teaching and study
• Schott edition
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
Delight in Vivaldi’s Concerto in F major for Three Violins (RV 551), available in the EMB edition with piano reduction. Edited by Pál Károlyi, this score features dynamic parts for three solo violins plus strings and harpsichord, making it an engaging choice for Baroque ensembles and performers.
Key Features:
• EMB edition with piano reduction
• Edited by Pál Károlyi
• Three solo violin parts
• Suitable for ensemble or study
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach was a highly talented German composer and performer born in 1710. He composed Three Duets for Two Violas in Berlin around 1775, which inherited the contrapuntal style of his father and contributed significantly to Berlin's musical heritage. There is a cyclical connection among the duets, and Bach adapted the music to maintain harmonic and melodic balance between the two instruments.
Anton Wranitzky (1761-1820), Three Duos Op. 20 for two Violin. Ed. Wolfgang Hasleder, Pub. Edition Walhall.
