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    Kummer, Six Duos For Cello Op. 156 Volume I (Nos. 1-3) (IMC)

    Kummer, Six Duos For Cello Op. 156 Volume I (Nos. 1-3) (IMC)

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    The Kummer Six Duos for Cello, Op. 156, Volume I (Nos. 1–3) – IMC contains the first three duets from Kummer’s set of six works for two cellos. These Romantic duets give both players active parts while developing intonation, phrasing, bowing, rhythmic accuracy, and ensemble skills.

    Key Features:

    • Composer: F. A. Kummer

    • Opus: Op. 156

    • Volume: I

    • Contents: Nos. 1–3

    • For: Two Cellos

    • Publisher: IMC

    • Period: Romantic

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    Kummer, Six Duos For Cello Op. 156 Volume I (Nos. 1-3) (IMC)

    The Kummer Six Duos for Cello, Op. 156, Volume I (Nos. 1–3) – IMC contains the first three duets from a set of six by German cellist, composer, and pedagogue Friedrich August Kummer (1797–1879). Born in Meiningen and later based in Dresden, Kummer studied cello with Friedrich Dotzauer and Bernhard Romberg, becoming a respected performer and teacher. His experience as a cellist shows in these duets, which give both players active, complementary parts while developing intonation, bow control, articulation, phrasing, rhythmic accuracy, and ensemble coordination. Published by International Music Company (IMC), Volume I offers valuable Romantic repertoire for lessons, chamber study, and performance.
    Key Features:
    • Composer: Friedrich August Kummer
    • Work: Six Duos for Cello
    • Opus: Op. 156
    • Volume: I
    • Contents: Nos. 1–3
    • For: Two Cellos
    • Publisher: IMC
    • Period: Romantic

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