Sonata in C and The Four Seasons of New England (for two violas)
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SKU: A0.749627
Composed by Scott Slapin. 20th Century,Concert,Contemporary. Score. 70 pages. Violacentric Publications #1764919. Published by Violacentric Publications (A0.749627).Two viola duos included in this book-
Sonata in C: A duo for two violas in three movements. First viola part has octaves (some fingered). Second viola part has fast arpeggios in high positions. For intermediate to advanced players. Fairly upbeat. Beautiful slower melodies in the 2nd movement. (10 minutes)
The Four Seasons of New England: Four movements, 20 minutes. (Program notes included) Intermediate-Advanced players. Double-octave trills, "Slapin" trills in fifths, and double-stops.
For more information visit www.scottslapin.com and www.violaduo.com
Video of Sonata in C: https://youtu.be/GkJZVamH7zo
Video of Four Seasons (for two violas): https://youtu.be/OmL8NB8POeU
Recording available: https://apple.co/371nVHC
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