Kummer Three Duets for 2 cellos Op. 22

$14.25

#768   Duets I and II each have three movements.  III includes a theme with variations.  There are occasional treble clef passages with thumb position, but not in all movements.  Each part has its own booklet, no need to share a stand.  Apparently the cello 1 part of Op. 22 No. 1 is also known as Kummer Concertino in C. 

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