

Lively rhythms and inventive textures shape Martinů’s Duo No. 1 for Violin and Cello, featuring Preludium and Rondo movements. A captivating addition to chamber repertoire, inspired by jazz and French modernism.
Key Features:
• Two contrasting movements
• Rhythmic energy and expressive writing
• Suitable for advanced students and ensembles
Sparkling interplay and rhythmic drive set the stage for a dynamic musical conversation between violin and cello in this concise duo. Born in Bohemia in 1890, Bohuslav Martinů was already composing by the age of ten. Thanks to a devoted patron, he studied violin with Josef Suk at the Prague Conservatorium, but his real passion led him to composition studies with Albert Roussel in Paris. Martinů’s musical style draws on influences from jazz, Stravinsky, and Debussy, creating a distinctive voice full of energy and color.
Duo No. 1 for Violin and Cello features two contrasting movements: the lyrical Preludium and the energetic Rondo. Each part is woven with inventive textures, lively rhythms, and expressive dialogue, making the work both approachable and rewarding for performers.
Key Features:
Gernot Wolfgang, Jazz & Cocktails. Pub. Doblinger.
Ludwig Van Beethoven composed the classical Piano Trio, Beethoven 3 Duets for Violin and cello. It is arranged for violin, cello, and piano and comes in a 52-page softcover book published by Breitkopf and Härtel.
Big Book of Violin & Cello Duets
34 pop songs, movie hits, and classic standards arranged for violin and cello. Full scores and individual pull-out parts included. Songs include:
Beauty and the Beast
• City of Stars
• Hallelujah
• Imagine • Moon River
• Perfect
• Shallow
• Tears in Heaven
• What a Wonderful World
• You Raise Me Up
• and more.