Violin Duet Violin - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1278900 By Public Domain. By Dalton Martins. Arranged by Dalton Martins. Folk,Traditional. 15 pages. Dalton Martins #870447. Published by Dalton Martins (A0.1278900). Here are 12 folk songs from different countries arranged for two violins. We add an original second contrapuntal part over the traditional tune. It´s indicated for beginners and intermediate players and can be used in educational environments or just for fun in musical sessions. List of SongsAch, du liebe Augustin (Austria)Ah, si mon moine voilat danser (Canada)�ltal mennéck én a Tiszán ladikon (Hungary)Banaha (Dem. Rep. of Congo)Brave marin (France)Cluck Old Hen (United States of America)Cockles and mussels (Ireland)De colores (Mexico)El testamento de Amelia (Spain/Catalonia)Herrin´s Heed (England)Jane anda Louisa (Jamaica)Terezinha (Brazil).

Violin Duet Violin - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.697728 Composed by New England Folk Song. Arranged by Sandy McIntire. Contest,Festival,Folk,Holiday,Instructional,Standards. 15 pages. Sandy McIntire #6534059. Published by Sandy McIntire (A0.697728). Old French is a traditional New England folk tune popular as a reel played on the fiddle for contra dances. This arrangement is for two Early Intermediate violins and provides an interesting and melodic etude or performance piece for student players.The tune starts in D major for the A part then goes to A Mixolydian for the B part. The arrangement then moves through A Major and D Mixolydian to C Minor ending in C Major providing interesting variations on the original theme. A score and a single sheet for each instrument is provided here. The score includes chords for accompanying instruments. Other violin duets by McIntire include Bolero, Mexican Hat Dance (Jarabe Tapotio), Ash Grove and Yes! We Have No Bananas all available on sheetmusicplus.

Violin Duet Violin - Level 2 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1336779 Composed by Traditional. Arranged by D. Berry. Children,Christmas,Classical,Folk. 4 pages. D. Berry #922568. Published by D. Berry (A0.1336779). This lively Christmas song is well known for its demand for figgy pudding. It comes from the West Country of England. Here it is in an arrangement for violin duet which goes from quiet to loud to quiet again. The techniques used include some very simple pizzicato and some double stopping. The double stopping uses only one finger at a time, and if a simpler arrangement is desired, the top note can be left out. The lower violin part is easy, while the upper part is slightly more challenging.