Concertstück, op.79 for pianoforte. With orchestra accompaniment arranged for a second piano.

Mode of access: Internet.

Capriccio brillante, for pianoforte, with orchestra acc. arr. for a second piano. Op. 22.

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24 caprices : together with Perpetuum mobile and Duo merveille : for violin /

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Party dances for violin and piano, or reed organ, consisting of the most popular cotillions, polka quadrilles, lancers ... with the figures or steps for dancing arranged in a light and easy manner.

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Six sonatas for the piano forte composed in a familiar style with an accompaniment for the flute or violin ad. lib., op. 54 /

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Inside of a Tavern, with Cardplayers and Violin

Jan Steen; 2 ft. 8 1/4 in.x 2 ft. 3 51/64 in.; oil on canvas

Musical pastime; a new collection of popular melodies, arranged as duets for the violin and piano. Consisting of the latest and best marches, galops, waltzes. polkas, round and square dances &c. Together with a choice selection of solos upon classical airs, arranged for amateurs.

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Five piano concertos. [music].

No. 1, in C, op. 15 -- No. 2, in B-flat, op. 19 -- No. 3, in C, op. 37 -- No. 4, in G, op. 58 -- No. 5, in E-flat, op. 73.

The Lord is my shepherd. Psalm XXIII, for mixed chorus and soprano solo with piano or orchestra acc. Op. 8.

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A new and progressive method on the mechanism of violin playing divided into four parts with the requisite explanatory remarks, and consisting of 132 progressive lessons for two violins and 118 studies for one violin only.

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Georg Gemünder's progress in violin making, with interesting facts concerning the art and its critics in general.

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Radio - Orchestra and String Quartet

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Radio - Orchestra and String Quartet

Val Coffey, Frederick Broeder, and Karl Chase

Radio - Orchestra and String Quartet

Maurice Warner, Frederick Broeder, and Val Coffey,