Publisher: Schott
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Preusser – Duets for Fun (2 cellos)
This collection was formerly published as Treasure Chest of Duos. It includes 50 original works from the Baroque to the Modern era, presented in progressive order of difficulty. Includes music by Gabrielli, Haydn, Mozart, Offenbach, Bartók, and others. Music is presented in score form with both parts on a page. Pieces start in first position and gradually advance through 4th but move through multiple key signatures, have trickier rhythms. It’s nice to be in a comfortable note range when adding challenges. There are a few pieces in 3 and 4 sharps. Edited by Elmar Preusser. This is a grow-with-me volume and might make good sight-reading material when teaching students at multiple levels.
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Rapp – Melodies by Old Masters Vol. 2
Alte Meisterweisen fur junge Cellisten ED5533. These 14 pieces have a broad range of difficulty, including works or passages in bass, tenor and treble clef with more complex rhythmic challenges. Don’t let the “for young cellists” suggest they are for beginner cellists.
Contents: Prélude (Charpentier) • Gavotte and Musette (Loeillet) • Gavotte and Bourrée (Kuhnau) • Sarabande and Menuet (de Caix d’Hervelois) • Largo (Vivaldi) • Air (Mattheson) • Scherzo (Telemann) • Chorale ″Herzlich tut mich verlangen″ (Bach) • Aria (Händel) • Adagio and Allegro (Porpora) • Lento mèsto (Tartini) • Larghetto (Leo) • Rigaudon (Danquin) • Menuet (Valensin) -
Reinagle 12 Progressive Duets (2 cellos)
One book with both parts in score form. Material includes a variety of challenges while playing in the first four positions.
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Rokoko Sonaten for 2 cellos
(Rococo alternate spelling) Boismortier Sonate D major, Corrette Sonate C major Op 24, Dupuits Sonate D minor. Duets are in a single book with both parts in score form. Parts are comparable in difficulty, both staying in bass clef requiring fluency through 4th position. A few movements have some tricky dotted rhythms. Schott edition ED8785
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Sammartini Sonata in G
This piece also is published by IMC but attributed to the composer Berteau.
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