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Victorian Music Library VICTORIAN MUSIC LIBRARY 64-66 Orrong Road Elsternwick Victoria 3185 Phone: (03) 9528 3135 Fax: (03) 9528 4087 Mailing address: P.O. Box 236 Elsternwick Victoria 3185 CELLO CATALOGUE LAST UPDATE 15 SEPTEMBER 2009 1 CONTENTS: CATEGORY PAGE SRP’H Cello and Piano: Dances 31 DP’SRPKAY Cello Collections: Christmas (Arranged) 3 SRP’HJL Cello and Piano: Bourrées 31 SR’AC Cello Tutors 3 SRP’HJN Cello and Piano: Chaconnes 32 SR’AD Cello Studies 6 SRP’HJP Cello and Piano: Czardas 32 SR’ADD Cello Orchestral Studies 8 SRP’HM Cello and Piano: Gavottes 32 SR’AF Cello Exercises 9 SRP’HP Cello and Piano: Gigues 33 SR’AY Cello Collections 10 SRP’HQ Cello and Piano: Mazurkas 33 SR’AZ Cello Collections: Individual Composers 11 SRP’HR Cello and Piano: Minuets 33 SR’E Cello Collections: Orchestral parts 11 SRP’HVK Cello and Piano: Rigaudons 34 SRNN Cello Octets 11 SRP’HVL Cello and Piano: Sarabandes 34 SRNS Cello Quartets 11 SRP’HVQ Cello and Piano: Siciliennes 34 SRNS’J Cello Quartets: Miscellaneous 12 SRP’HVS Cello and Piano: Tarantelles 34 SRNS’KAY Cello Quartets: Collections (Arranged) 12 SRP’HW Cello and Piano: Waltzes 35 SRNS’KG Cello Quartets: Suites (Arranged) 12 SRP’J Cello and Piano: Miscellaneous 35 SRNT Cello Trios 13 SRP’KAY Cello and Piano: Collections (Arranged) 45 SRNT’KJ Cello Trios: Miscellaneous (Arranged) 13 SRP’KAZ Cello and Piano: Collections (Arranged) - Ind. Composers 47 SRNTP Cello Trios and Piano 13 SRP’KE Cello and Piano: Sonatas (Arranged) 47 SRNU Cello Duos 13 SRP’KEM Cello and Piano: Sonatinas (Arranged) 47 SRNU’AD Cello Duos: Studies 15 SRP’KF Cello and Piano: Concertos (Arranged) 47 SRNU’AF Cello Duos: Exercises 15 SRP’KFL Cello and Piano: Concertinos (Arranged) 50 SRNU’E Cello Duos: Sonatas 15 SRP’KG Cello and Piano: Suites (Arranged) 51 SRNU’G Cello Duos: Suites 16 SRP’KH Cello and Piano: Dances (Arranged) 51 SRNUP’E Cello Duos and Piano: Sonatas 16 SRP’KJ Cello and Piano: Miscellaneous (Arranged) 51 SRNUP’KF Cello Duos and Piano: Concertos (Arranged) 16 SRPL’G Cello, Piano and Bongos: Suites 52 SRP’AD Cello and Piano: Studies 16 SRPM Solo Cello 52 SRP’AY Cello and Piano: Collections 16 SRPM’E Solo Cello: Sonatas 53 SRP’AZ Cello and Piano: Collections - Ind. Composers 19 SRPM’G Solo Cello: Suites 53 SRP’E Cello and Piano: Sonatas 22 SRPM’J Solo Cello: Miscellaneous 54 SRP’EM Cello and Piano: Sonatinas 29 SRPW Cello and Piano: Rondos 54 SRP’G Cello and Piano: Suites 29 SRRX’J Solo Cello and Cello Ensemble: Miscellaneous 54 SRP’GM Cello and Piano: Marches 30 2 DP’SRPKAY - CELLO COLLECTIONS: CHRISTMAS (ARRANGED) Acc. No. Category Composer Title Publisher 1379 DP’SRPKAY BENOY, A.W. The Cellists’s Book of Christmas Carols Book 1 by A.W. Benoy and L. Burrowes (missing parts) Oxford University Press 1380 DP’SRPKAY BENOY, A.W. The Cellists’s Book of Christmas Carols Book 2 by A.W. Benoy and L. Burrowes Oxford University Press SR’AC - CELLO TUTORS 3862 SR’AC ALEXANIAN, D. Theoretical and practical treatise of the violoncello Book 1, preface by Pablo Casals, English Mathot version by F. Fairbanks 3863 SR’AC ALEXANIAN, D. Theoretical and practical treatise of the violoncello Book 2, preface by Pablo Casals, English Mathot version by F. Fairbanks 599 SR’AC ALVIN, J. Cello tutor for beginners Book 1 with forward by Pablo Casals Galliard 600 SR’AC ALVIN, J. Cello tutor for beginners Book 2 with forward by Pablo Casals Galliard 1378 SR’AC BROCKWAY, W.E. The Oxford Cello Method Book 1 Oxford University Press 8911 SR’AC BUNTING, C. Essay on the craft of cello playing Vol.2: The left hand Cambridge University Press 8912 SR’AC BUNTING, C. Essay on the craft of cello playing Vol.1: Prelude, bowing, coordination Cambridge University Press 4032 SR’AC BYE, F. Foundations of cello playing, specially designed to be used individually and in cello classes Hawkes 364 SR’AC COLE, H. and Playing the cello, an approach through live music making (lost) Novello SHUTTLEWORTH, A. 365 SR’AC COLE, H. and Playing the cello, an approach through live music making (lost) Novello SHUTTLEWORTH, A. 2393 SR’AC COLE, H. and Playing the cello, an approach through live music making (piano book) Novello SHUTTLEWORTH, A. 726 SR’AC DAVIDOFF, C. Violoncello schule, new revised edition Peters 11381 SR’AC DOTZAUER, J.J.F. Exercises for the violoncello Book 2 Schirmer 703 SR’AC DOTZAUER, J.J.F. Violoncello tutor, Vol.1 first and upper first positions Peters 3 704 SR’AC DOTZAUER, J.J.F. Violoncello tutor, Vol.2 second to fifth positions Peters 705 SR’AC DOTZAUER, J.J.F. Violoncello tutor, Vol.3 the other positions Peters 7342 SR’AC EISENBERG, M. Cello playing of today written in collaboration with M.B. Stanfield Novello 763 SR’AC FEUILLARD, L.R. The young violoncellist’s method, translated by A. Patte Delrieu 11385 SR’AC FRISS, A. Violoncello tutor Vol.1 Editio Musica 11378 SR’AC FRISS, A. Violoncello tutor Vol.2 Editio Musica 11384 SR’AC FRISS, A. Violoncello tutor Vol.3 Editio Musica 11383 SR’AC FRISS, A. Violoncello tutor Vol.4 Editio Musica 12261 SR’AC FRISS, A. Violoncello tutor Vol.5 Editio Musica 1832 SR’AC GRANT, F. Beginner’s guide to the cello, Book 1 Ludwig 1833 SR’AC GRANT, F. Beginner’s guide to the cello, Book 2 Ludwig 1834 SR’AC GRANT, F. Fundamentals of violoncello technique Vol.1 A new method for the violoncello based on the Ludwig celebrated schools of Dotzauer, Romberg, Less and Kummer. First and half positions 1835 SR’AC GRANT, F. Fundamentals of violoncello technique Vol.2 A new method for the violoncello based on the Ludwig celebrated schools of Dotzauer, Romberg, Less and Kummer. Positions 2 through 7 4016 SR’AC HEBERLEIN, H. Cello school, new practical and easily understood method for school and self-instruction Zimmermann 4017 SR’AC HEBERLEIN, H. Cello school Book 2, new practical and easily understood method for school and self-instruction Zimmermann 4442 SR’AC - INTRODUCTION TO THUMB POSITION by A.W. Benoy and L. Sutton Oxford University Press 11361 SR’AC KNAVEN-RATS, E. I Play The Cello: A young person’s cello book for group or individual lessons Broekmans & Van Poppel 356 SR’AC KUMMER, F.A. Violoncello school Op.60 for the first lessons Peters 6566 SR’AC LANGEY, O. Practical tutor for the violoncello, new edition revised and enlarged Hawkes 7087 SR’AC LESTER, E. Learning to play the cello, a book for beginners Allan 2135 SR’AC MARCELLI, N. The Carl Fischer basic method for the cello Book 1, natural first position, lowered and extended Carl Fischer first position and half position to fourth position 2136 SR’AC MARCELLI, N. The Carl Fischer basic method for the cello Book 2, third position to seventh position including Carl Fischer the intermediate positions from the 2½ to 6½ positions 11498 SR’AC MARTINDALE, M. Enjoy playing the cello by Margaret Martindale and Robert Cracknell Oxford University Press 11488 SR’AC PASSCHIER, M. Abracadabra cello: the way to learn through songs and tunes Black 3893 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 1 revised and enlarged by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Augener 4087 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 1 revised and enlarged by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Augener 1034 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 1 revised and enlarged by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Stainer & Bell 1035 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 1 revised and enlarged by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Stainer & Bell 6754 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 1 revised and enlarged by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Stainer & Bell 4 12260 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 1 revised and enlarged by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb (lost) Augener 1036 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 2 new edition by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Stainer & Bell 1037 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 2 new edition by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Stainer & Bell 1038 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 3 new edition by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Galliard 1039 SR’AC PIATTI, A. Violoncello method Book 3 new edition by W.E. Whitehouse and R.V. Tabb Galliard 1825 SR’AC ROLLAND, P. Prelude to string playing: cello, basic materials and motion techniques for individual or class Boosey & Hawkes instruction by Paul Rolland and Margaret Powell 8907 SR’AC ROLLAND, P. Young strings in action. A string method for class or individual instruction. Student book: cello Boosey & Hawkes (lost) 4313 SR’AC - SATO CELLO SCHOOL Suzuki method Vol.1 Zen-on 4314 SR’AC - SATO CELLO SCHOOL Suzuki method Vol.2 (lost) Zen-on 4315 SR’AC - SATO CELLO SCHOOL Suzuki method Vol.3 (lost) Zen-on 4316 SR’AC - SATO CELLO SCHOOL Suzuki method Vol.4 (lost) Zen-on 4317 SR’AC - SATO CELLO SCHOOL Suzuki method Vol.5 (lost) Zen-on 4318 SR’AC - SATO CELLO SCHOOL Suzuki method Vol.6 (lost) Zen-on 4370 SR’AC SCHRODER, C. Violoncello method Vol.1 J. Schubert 1488 SR’AC STUTSCHEWSKY, J. The art of playing the violoncello Book 1. A system of study from the very beginning to a stage Schott of perfection 1489 SR’AC STUTSCHEWSKY, J. The art of playing the violoncello Book 2. A system of study from the very beginning to a stage Schott of perfection 349 SR’AC STUTSCHEWSKY, J.
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