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Romberg Sonata e minor (5 cellos)

$15.00

First movement of Op. 38-1 arranged for five cellos by Jorge Espinoza. Cello I play the solo line, others accompany. Cellos II-IV should be fluent through 4th position, V a lower range but equally demanding rhythmically. Includes parts with score.

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