Violin and Viola Duets Demystified
Where to begin with repertoire that accommodates both string players
Students who hope to maintain a happy, long-lasting relationship with music can develop new skills, enjoy greater variety, and just have more fun by taking on a complementary partnership–playing duets with a different instrument.
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