A challenging yet playable transcription of the ever-popular first movement of Bach's "double" violin concerto, this may be played with the original string orchestra/harpsichord accompaniment, but works perfectly well with only the two solo parts.

For those who appreciate historical accuracy but would rather not cope with an eighteenth-century printing, we present a modern engraving in score format with all dynamics and articulations adhering strictly to the first edition.

This reprint in the original partbook form makes available to hornists the first edition of Mozart's duets, as published in Vienna in 1802.

A collection of unusual duets by the mysterious baroque hornist "Mr. Charles", reprinted from "Apollo's Cabinet or the Muses Delight". This collection of lively chases, gigues, and menuets should be in every hornist's duet library.

For its unique character, visually as well as musically, we prefer the facsimile edition listed above. However, since it dates from a time when modern notational practices were not yet fully codified, there are some idiosyncrasies. Therefore, we also have available this neat modern engraving, musically identical to the reprint.

These parts may be used with John Anderson's transcription of the work for symphonic band (item DC13), or with any piano reduction of the work in the original key.

Nine duets for two horns