Kathy and David Blackwell - Cello Time Sprinters Book 3 & CD

Cello Time Sprinters is the third book in this hugely successful series, building on the firm technical and stylistic foundations of Joggers and Runners by featuring extended pieces in first position, and fourth position pieces. The book includes original pieces in different styles, pieces by a range of composers, and duets with parts of equal difficulty, together with CDs of performances and backings. Straightforward piano accompaniments are available in a separate volume.

• Difficulty: Easy

Contents

• Kathy and David Blackwell: Carnival jig
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Spic and span
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Out of the question
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Stop-start
• Kathy and David Blackwell: River song
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Overture: A Baroque celebration
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Going fourth
• Kathy and David Blackwell: City streets
• W. A. Mozart: Minuet
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Metro line
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Falling leaves
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Holiday in Havana
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Swing low, sweet chariot
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Night shift
• J. Ph. Rameau: Le Tambourin
• English trad.: Scarborough Fair
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Beyond the horizon
• Bulgarian trad.: Sto me
• G. H. Stölzel: Bourrée
• Edward Elgar: Andante (Elgar)
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Joker in the pack
• G. F. Handel: Sarabande
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Comin' home
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Sprint finish
• Kathy and David Blackwell: In memory
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Some day
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Wild West
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Je pense à toi
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Russian wedding
• Robert Schumann: Two songs from Dichterliebe
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Latin nights
• Kathy and David Blackwell: 4th dimension
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Fifth Avenue
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Seventh heaven
• Mozart: Jubilate Deo
• Kathy and David Blackwell: Banuwa

Pages: 32
Language: English
Publisher: Oxford University Press