Your help appreciated..
Well the Dvorak Op 100 Sonatina is compartively easy and is great
music. It's actually better than his Op 57 sonata. He wrote it for his
own two surviviing kids. I would think some of the Mozart juvenalia
sonatas would be OK.
Is there anything in the Samuel Applebaum series? They are usually
graded. I know the two violin stuff, but I think he wrote others.
Could you give us some idea of the level of these kids, perhaps in
Suzuki grade terms. Also what are their ages and years of taking
violin.
Jon
Jon, thank you for your response. This was a question on
YahooAnswers:
What are some easy Violin/Piano duets for kids? My daughter is more
advanced at violin than my son is at piano and they want to play a
duet.
and I got the following list:
http://beststudentviolins.com/sheetmusic.html#vlpiano_duets
Easy Violin/Piano DUETS:
Stepping Stones
Shooting Stars
Fast Forward
Hauptmann: Easy Sonatinas
Dvorak: Sonatina, Op. 100
Easy Violin/Piano DUETS:
Katherine & Hugh Colledge:
Stepping Stones, Shooting Stars, Fast Forward
de Bériot: Air Varié in D Minor, Op. 1
Dancla: Six Airs Variés, Op. 89
Dvorak: Sonatina, Op. 100
Elgar: Six Very Easy Pieces For Violin Op. 22
Hauptmann: Easy Sonatinas
Lenkey (Arr.): Easy Classical Sonatas
Mozart: Wiener Sonatinen
Telemann: 6 Sonatinas
Old Masters for Young Players, Easy Classical Pieces:
Vol. 1, Vol. 2, Vol. 3