Cello Ensembles

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  • Klengel – Impromptu Op. 30 (4 cellos)

    Parts are of uneven difficulty.  Cello I requires fluency in treble, tenor and bass clefs.  Replete with double stops.  Cello II mostly bass clef with the exception of two measures where tenor clef is unnecessary, and a B-C in two measures where it is helpful.  (Editorial choices mystify me).  Cello III and IV are all in bass clef, with IV having easier rhythms and no double stops.

    $14.00

  • Klengel Variations Op. 15 for 4 cellos

    Parts are of unequal difficulty. Cellos I, II and III go into thumb position and treble clef in portions. Cello IV stays in bass clef but has many counting issues, chords.  No score included.  #1764

    $14.25

  • Klengel Concerto in E minor, Op. 45 for 2 cellos and piano

    #453

    $24.75

  • Klengel – Four Pieces Op. 33 (4 cellos)

    #2269   (1) Song Without Words (2) Gavotte (3) Lullaby (4) March.
    Parts are of unequal difficulty.  Cello 1 involves tenor and treble clef.  Cello 2 has a few scattered measures of tenor, the rest in bass.  Cello 3 and 4 all in bass clef, but beyond first position.  Four separate booklets, no score.

    $19.25

  • Klengel Hymnus for 12 cellos

    Op. 57. 12 separate parts (no divisi). No score included.

    $45.00

  • Kodaly Ten Trios for 3 cellos

    This book has 3 parts in score form so if you have three cellists, consider purchasing three books. Cello I is all in tenor clef, Cello II in tenor and bass, Cello III all bass clef. Rhythmic challenges.

    $16.45

  • Kummer 12 Duets for 2 cellos, Op. 105

    #2274   Both parts require fluency through 4th position as far as note range. Lots of variety in rhythms, keys, bowing issues so some selections will be more challenging than others.   Less challenging than Op. 22.  Each part is in its own booklet.

    $14.25

  • Kummer Three Duets for 2 cellos Op. 22

    #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. 

    $14.25

  • Kummer 6 Duets for 2 Cellos, Op. 156 Book 1

    #3655  Includes Duets 1-3, one book, both parts in score form. Range of notes requires fluency through 4th position. Moving between dotted rhythms and triplets comes up, as do double stops without open strings, lots of slurred arpeggios. Edited by Jeffrey Solow.

    $13.50

  • Kummer 6 Duets for 2 Cellos, Op. 156 Book 2

    #3656   One book with both parts in score form. These are up a notch from Vol. 1.  Cello I and II have isolated passages in treble clef requiring thumb position in one variation, which can just be skipped while enjoying the rest of the work or played by people of differing skill sets!

    $15.75

  • Lalo Concerto in D minor 2 cellos

    #3741   For solo cello with 2nd cello part by Daniel Morganstern instead of the usual piano reduction.  Also includes commentary and preparatory exercises.

    $16.95

  • Saint-Saens Danse Macabre (4 cellos)

    Arranged by Edward Laut for 4 cellos. Cello I has solo line. Includes parts and score. For advanced players.  **This is no longer available in print format so we can’t sell it, but here’s the link for the publisher’s site for digital download.  We want you to know the music is available – it’s a fun piece to play!!!!