Mozart – Concerto D Major – Violin – Edition Peters For Discount
$4.50Mozart – Concerto D Major – Violin Edition Peters No 2193f K211
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Mozart – Concerto in G K.216, Franko – Violin – G.Schirmer Edition Hot on Sale
$4Revised with Cadenzas by Sam Franko. With separate pull-out Violin part.
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Mozart – Concerto in G Major No. 3 (Violin) KV 216 Sale
$7Mozart composed the majority of his works for solo String Instruments and Orchestra during the years 1773 to 1779. Especially important in this context are the years 1773 and 1775, which witnessed the creation of the five concertos for Violin and Orchestra as well as several single movements for the same scoring. The reasons for…
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Mozart – The Thirteen Early String Quartets Supply
$8.50In his youth, Mozart produced two authentic cycles of six string quartets: K.155–160 (Nos.2–7) and K.168–173 (Nos.8–13). Together with their forerunner, the so-called “Lodi” Quartet, K.80 (No.1), this adds up to a total of thirteen juvenile quartets, all of which may be regarded as early prototypes of their genre. – Urtext of the New Mozart…
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Mozart – Violin Concerto No.2 in D K.211 – Urtext Online Sale
$7.50An Urtext edition of W.A. Mozart s Violin Concerto No.2 In D K.211 as edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert and fingered by Kurt Guntner, with piano reduction by Siegfried Petrenz.
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Mozart: Sonata for Piano and Violin in E Minor Fashion
$4Henle Urtext Edition of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart s Sonata for Violin and Piano In E Minor K. 304 (300c).
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Musical Postcards (for Violin) Online now
$5Tired of playing on your own? Bored with second-rate backing tracks?Now you can solo like a pro with some of the best musicians in the business! Musical Postcards takes you on a musical tour of the globe with pieces in world music styles from Rio to Red Square accompanied by top quality playalong CD backings.The…
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Musical Postcards for Violin – Mike Mowers (incl. CD) For Cheap
$5Tired of playing on your own? Bored with second-rate backing tracks?Now you can solo like a pro with some of the best musicians in the business! Musical Postcards takes you on a musical tour of the globe with pieces in world music styles from Rio to Red Square accompanied by top quality playalong CD backings.The…
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New Road To String Playing (Cello) – Margery Dawe Cheap
$1.98This excellent method is intended to cover the first term s work and presents the initial stages of string playing in a very carefully graded series of exercises and pieces covering all the aspects of the elements of left hand technique and bow management in an interesting way.
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New Road to String Playing (for Violin) Sale
$2Margery Dawe: New Road To String Playing – Violin Bk1
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New School of Violin Studies For Cheap
$3.75New School of Violin Studies Adam Carse. New School of Violin Studies. Book 1 contains studies in First Position. Includes preliminary studies and bowing exercises.
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Nifty Shifts (for Violin) Cheap
$3.50Ideal for the Grade 3-4 violinist, Mary Cohen’s Nifty Shifts! is specially designed to kick-start position changing. Featuring lots of well-known tunes and technical tips – including the use of a guide finger, preparation strategies, melodic fragments to play in different keys and positions and by ear. There are also handy technical exercises in the form of…
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Orientale: Kaleidoscope Op. 50, No. 9 (for Cello and Piano) Supply
$4.50This piece by Russian composer Cesar Cui is for Cello and Piano in the edition by Edmund Kurtz.
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Orientale: Spanish Dance No 2, Op 37 (for Cello and Piano) For Cheap
$4.50Enrique Granados Orientale (Spanish Dance No.2 Opus 37) is for Cello and Piano transcribed by Gregor Piatigorsky.
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Oscar Rieding – Concerto in G Op.34 – Violin Hot on Sale
$4.50Oskar Rieding s Violin Concerto in G Op.34 is written using the first position of the Violin. Arranged here for solo Violin with Piano accompaniment.
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Oskar Rieding Concerto in B Minor Op 35 (for Cello) Online now
$5.25For the first time the series “Bärenreiter’s Concert Pieces” presents arrangements of concertos for viola and violoncello. The editions are an ideal continuation of the Sassmannshaus string methods but can of course also be used independently. Further volumes are planned.Since concerto op. 35 only employs the first position, it is suitable for beginners and young…
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