Arranged by Ruf. Since this is for any bass instruments including bassoon, no fingerings are provided. It’s a four-movement work, and both parts are in score form in one booklet. In bass clef, note range does not reach 4th position, though you always have more fingering options the more you feel comfortable shifting.
La Villageoise, Siciliene, Les Baricades Misterieuses, Allemande. Arranged by Wendy Bissinger, includes parts and score. Cello I tenor clef. Other parts graded slightly easier in terms of note/position range, but not rhythms!
[IMC #3442] Three Sonatas for 2 cellos: No. 10 in C Major, No. 11 in G minor, No. 12 G Major. Includes two booklets, each with both parts in score form. Cello I in tenor clef but not above 4th position. Cello II in bass clef, less challenging in note range and rhythmically. Edited by Stutch.
Cello 1 tenor clef. Cello 2 bass clef, can mostly be played in first position though it’s better if you can play beyond first as you have more fingering options (to avoid open strings and string crossings on slurred notes). Each cellist has a their own booklet with both parts in score form.
Exquisite Collection Vol. 9 includes Clair de Lune and Meditation from Thais. All exquisite collections are for advanced players. Score with parts. Arranged by Ed Laut.
Each part in its own booklet, both parts stay in bass clef but Cello 1 is more challenging. Both have more complex rhythms, double stops – not beginner material. # 899 edited by Schroeder. FYI – This volume has been re-edited by Enyeart/Schroeder and the volume is being changed to #3721.
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