Arranged by Jorge Espinoza, this trio is accessible to cellists comfortable through 4th position. Parts are of slightly uneven difficulty in that Cello 3 has a lower range of notes.
This single booklet includes both parts in score form. Parts are of similar difficulty, and both have a mix of tenor and bass clef. However, the tenor clef often stays within 4th position. If you associate clef changes with notes above your comfort zone, if you can handle through A harmonic up to a possible B, don’t shy away from these.
#3741 For solo cello with 2nd cello part by Daniel Morganstern instead of the usual piano reduction. Also includes commentary and preparatory exercises.
IMC #3705 is the 15 Easy Studies which precede the 10 Grand Etudes in Op. 76 preparing you for Op 73, the High School. Originally arranged by G. Woerl (who included cello II ad lib for Nos. 1-10), Enyeart wrote Cello II parts for the remaining five. The only other change we note is the inclusion of measure numbers. It is a single book with both parts in score form.
These pieces can be played whether you are 2 cellos, 3 cellos or 4 cellos. Cello 1 requires knowledge of tenor clef and thumb position. Cello II is the most challenging as it has more shifting in neck positions. Cellos III and IV may be played by less experienced players. Contents: Fall Recollections at Dressing Table, Whether He Knows or Not, Little Cabbage, General’s Command, Jiaocheng Mountain, Elunchun Folk Tune.
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