Cello Solo Sheet Music

The well-known organ piece by Paul Manz has been set for solo instrument and organ by Mark Meuser. Poignant and lyrical. Parts for Treble Instrument in C and B-flat, Viola, and Bass Instrument

The composer is an organist and a cellist, so it is no surprise that these arrangements are accessible with minimal preparation and produce lovely results for two accomplished players. Titles include:

A trilogy of three familiar carols, beautifully arranged for organ and cello solo. This will be a welcome addition to any Christmas program or worship service.

The three movements of Easter Canticles - Vigil, Crucifixion, and Resurrection - are structured as a triptych after the iconostasis of an Orthodox church. The three panels are meditations on scenes

A collection of practical tunes to be used for general service purposes. The straightforward lyrical cello part may be accompanied by organ or piano. Contents include: All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name;

Based on a melody by Martin Luther, this original meditative composition for cello and organ is appropriate for the Christmas season, Reformation celebrations, or for general use.

A collection of accessible arrangements for cello and piano, the contents include Still, Still, Still; Away in a Manger (MUELLER); What Child is This (GREENSLEEVES); Silent Nigh (STILLE NACHT); and Once in

These three pieces for cello and organ (Brother James' Air, Crimond and St. Columba) are of a decent length and useful in a variety of settings. Though not difficult, they require solid

This is the first solo cello collection in the Duane Funderburk Chamber Music Series. Like other Funderburk pieces, the writing is impactful and idiomatic, requiring excellent players. Includes: Alas,

A high-energy setting of King Jesus Is a-Listenin' combined with a mournful setting of Deep River, these contrasting spirituals are highly accessible to cello and piano for a special

The hymn tune HAMBURG is given a warm, almost rhapsodic setting in this solo for viola (or cello) and piano. At first quiet then becoming dramatic, the music parallels the reflection and passionate