Fifteen Bach Inventions, originally composed for keyboard, transcribed for violin and viola duet. Parts only, no score. 

Bela Bartok composed his 44 Violin Duos in 1931 at the urging of the German violin pedagogue Erich Doflein. With two exceptions, all the pieces are based on original folk music themes, most of which the

Following the success of the previous collections in the series, this volume features 28 expertly arranged duets for any combination of string instruments, suitable for players at grades 1.5 to 3. Designed

This flexible collection is a terrific resource for student groups, church musicians, family musicians and more. These Grade 2-3 arrangements are fully interchangeable with both string and winds with an

This compilation of 50 Christmas duets is perfect for the holidays! All titles can be performed by any combination of string instruments for amazing flexibility. These pieces are great for playing with

This unique collection gives students the opportunity to perform with other string players in any combination of instrument. Packed with 31 duets in a variety of styles, Compatible Duets for Strings

The 23 holiday classics in this collection have been carefully arranged for string duets of any combination. Providing a range of keys, styles, and difficulty levels, melodies include favorite carols and

The 26 compatible duets in this collection span 200 years of repertoire, featuring works from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods. The arrangements are drawn from a variety of sources, including

Learning to play chamber music is an important milestone in the music student's journey. These progressive duets offer beginning players the opportunity to play along with others or with the helpful support

Learning to play chamber music is an important milestone in the music student's journey, building vital skills for playing in an ensemble. These progressive duets offer beginning players the opportunity to

Michael Haydn composed his four Sonatas for Violin and Viola in 1783, commissioned by the Salzburg archbishop. Six sonatas were actually requested, but due to Haydn's illness, his friend Wolfgang Amadeus