Martin – Folk Strings for Cello Ensemble (4 cellos)

$7.95

This book has 4 cello parts in score form, not four individual booklets for each part.  They are of uneven difficulty with cello 1 playing the melody, cello 2 being more challenging and involving tenor clef.  Cello 3 plays harmony, Cello 4 the bass line.  They can be played as duos or trios.

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