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Strings: 6/18/09 4:05 PM Page 249 HAL LEONARD249 STRINGS 76164 7 Classical_Strings: 6/18/09 4:05 PM Page 249 HAL LEONARD249 STRINGS 250 Violin Instruction 307 Cello with Various 253 Solo Violin Literature Instruments by Composer 309 Double Bass Instruction 274 Solo Violin Collections 309 Solo Double Bass 276 Violin Duets Literature by Composer 279 Violin Trios 311 Double Bass with Various 279 Instruments Violin Ensembles 312 280 Violin with Various String Duos Instruments 313 String Trios 282 Viola Instruction 317 String Quartets 283 Solo Viola Literature 327 String Quintets by Composer 328 String Sextets 288 Viola Collections 329 Piano Trios 289 Viola Duos & Ensembles 332 Piano Quartets 289 Viola with Various 333 Piano Quintets Instruments 333 String Ensembles 289 Viola d’Amore 336 Solo Harp Literature 289 Viola da gamba by Composer 290 Cello Instruction 338 Harp Ensembles 291 Solo Cello Literature 339 Harp with Various by Composer Instruments 304 Solo Cello Collections 339 Cimbalom 305 Cello Duos 306 Cello Ensembles 2009-2010 CLASSICAL MUSIC CATALOG 76164 7 Classical_Strings: 6/18/09 4:05 PM Page 250 250 VIOLIN INSTRUCTION BERIOT, CHARLES DE ______50326680 Practical Method, Book 3 ______50326200 Method for Violin, Part 1 Unaccompanied Spanish/English. 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Ricordi RER2682 ..........................................................$9.95 ______50257030 Technics of Bowing, Op. 50 Unaccompanied Schirmer LB932 ............................................................$7.95 ______50091610 36 Elementary and Progressive Etudes, Op. 20, Book 2 (Zanettovic) It/Fr/En/Sp. CRICKBOOM, MATHIEU Ricordi RER2683 ........................................................$11.95 ______49016430 The Technique of the Violin ______50510658 36 Etudes, Op. 20 (Sándor) German - English - French - Spanish. 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Ricordi RER1450 ........................................................$19.95 Volume 1 Schott ED4756...........................................$14.95 ______50480878 42 Studies for Violin (Borciani) ______49005126 Volume 2 Schott ED4757...........................................$14.95 Ricordi RER2763 ........................................................$16.95 DONT, JACOB ______50253620 42 Studies or Caprices (Singer) Unaccompanied. 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Schirmer ED1275 .............................$7.95 Schott ED8682 ...........................................................$24.95 ______50326670 Practical Method, Book 2 ° Spanish/English. Schirmer ED1276 .............................$7.95 MARTINU, BOHUSLAV ______49012325 Rhythmical Studies Schott VLB46.............................................................$16.95 76164 7 Classical_Strings: 6/18/09 4:05 PM Page 251 VIOLIN INSTRUCTION 251 MAZAS, JACQUES-FÉRÉOL ______48011180 Tunes You Know 2 ______50254360 12 Little Duets, Op. 38, Book 1 (Schradieck) Boosey & Hawkes M060083310 ................................$15.95 Schirmer LB331 ............................................................$7.95 ______48010227 Two in One ______50254370 12 Little Duets, Op. 38, Book 2 (Schradieck) Boosey & Hawkes M060039430 ................................$15.95 Schirmer LB332 ............................................................$7.95 POLO, ENRICO ______50258300 40 Selected Studies, Op. 36, Book 1 (Franko) ______50011690 30 Double Chord Studies Unaccompanied. 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