Is there a list of works with the violoncello in IMSLP?

Is there a list of works with the violoncello in IMSLP?

Please note that this list is manually updated, and may not contain IMSLP’s complete collection. To generate automatically updated lists see “Browse by Work genre” in the sidebar. This is a list of compositions that feature the violoncello, including solo works, sonatas, concerti, transcriptions and even chamber music pieces that feature the cello.

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What are some of the best cello and piano pieces?

Cello Sonata, Op.24 2 Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op.12 4 Morceaux, Op.56 Alice, Where Art Thou? Arioso (Adagio) from the Harpsichord Concerto No.5 transcribed for Cello (or Violin) and Piano (arr. Franko)

What are the best books to read for a cello student?

New Shifting Studies, Op.13 Burke, James C. 12 Exercises for Cello, Op.54 18 Excercices for Cello, Op.120 100 Etudes, Op.123 24 Études journalières, Op.155 12 Exercises for Cello, Op.158 7 Cello Etudes, Op.175 Suite No.1 for Solo Cello, Op.4 Suite in D minor, Op.4/1 Sonata in E minor, Op.4/2 Fantasie for Solo Cello, Op.14

What are some of the best cello pieces ever composed?

Dvořák, Antonín Romance, Op.11 (for cello and piano) (only cello part) Silent Woods (also known as Waldesruhe or Klid) for Cello Op.68, no.5 Melody for Cello and Piano, Op.55 No.4 Humoreske, Op.101 No.7 (piano score only) Rondo, Op.94

What kind of music is there for the violoncello?

This is a list of compositions that feature the violoncello, including solo works, sonatas, concerti, transcriptions and even chamber music pieces that feature the cello. Order is by surname of composer and also LCC classification method. Short Studies for Violoncello (For the Elementary stage.)

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