

The Kodály Fifteen Duets for Two Cellos (EMB) contains fifteen pieces that give both cellists active, engaging musical parts. Influenced by Hungarian musical traditions, the collection develops intonation, rhythm, phrasing, listening, and ensemble coordination.
Key Features:
• Composer: Zoltán Kodály
• For: Two Cellos
• Publisher: EMB
• Contents: 15 duets
• Hungarian character
• Ensemble practice
• Study and performance
The Kodály Fifteen Duets for Two Cellos (EMB) is a collection of fifteen short works by Hungarian composer Zoltán Kodály (1882–1967). Written for two cellos, the duets combine clear melodic writing with rhythmic variety and musical elements influenced by Hungarian folk traditions. Both players take active musical roles, making the collection useful for developing ensemble coordination, intonation, rhythmic accuracy, phrasing, listening skills, and balanced tone. Published by Editio Musica Budapest (EMB), these duets provide engaging material for cello lessons, chamber-music practice, ensemble study, and performance.
Key Features:
Handel, Chaconne in G for Violin and Viola. Editio Musica Budapest.