Preview: 24 Diverse Duets for Beginning Violinists ages 8 to 88
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SKU: A0.737231
Composed by Katrina Wreede. Concert,Instructional,Standards. 37 pages. Vlazville Music-Digital #2963853. Published by Vlazville Music-Digital (A0.737231).Collection of short fun and eclectic pieces for beginning violinists to play with their teachers or a more advanced player, especially for beginning adults who don't want to play "Mary Had a Little Lamb" too much. Pieces are progressive and introduce a basic violin technique, starting with just open strings and ending with a duet version of the Hallelujah Chorus. Styles include:
tango
blues
"film noire"
fiddle
two-step
favorite classical like Ode to Joy and Pachelbel's Canon
tarantella
Gypsy music
and others...
24 duets cover about the first year to 2 years of learning. Most are good for recitals and all are fun sight-reading. Can also be used for classroom learning with more advanced players taking the bottom lines.
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