A collection for cello and piano including arrangements on “O Sing A Song of Bethlehem,” “Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne,” and “O Hearken Ye.” This set of solos ranges from sensitive and expressive to bold and vigorous… sure to satisfy the various tastes of the performer and listener.

A collection for cello and piano including arrangements on “Infant Holy, Infant Lowly,” “Once In Royal David’s City,” and, “O Little Town Of Bethlehem.” These solos are elegant from beginning to end with embellishment and melodic movement that is sure to please the performer and listener.

A collection for cello and piano including arrangements on “It Came Upton A Midnight Clear,” “Silent Night, Holy Night,” and “O Come, O Come Immanuel.” This set of solos range from sensitive and solemn to interesting to highly decorative and technical. A complete Christmas present for the established cellist.

Great Is Thy Faithfulness

A collection for viola and piano including arrangements on “Be Still My Soul,” “The Way Of The Cross Leads Home,” and “I Gave My Life For Thee.” These solos offer a good deal of flair for the more accomplished performer and offer a delightful experience for the listener as well.

A collection for viola and piano including arrangements on “All That Thrills My Soul Is Jesus,” “In The Cross Of Christ I Glory,” and “Now I Belong To Jesus.” These solos offer a good deal of flair for the more accomplished performer and offer a delightful experience for the listener as well.

A collection for viola and piano including arrangements on “There Is A Fountain,” “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus,” and “My Faith Has Found A Resting Place.” These solos offer a good deal of flair for the more accomplished performer and offer a delightful experience for the listener as well.

A viola solo with piano accompaniment begins in a reflective mood joined by the soloist in a plaintive statement of the melody. After a modulation the tune is presented with harmony in double stops and continues with an optional “up the octave” for more impact. This all comes to a point of repose and conclusion.

A viola solo with piano accompaniment begins with a reflective motif. The soloist then presents itself in the upper register of the instrument, although in a rather plaintive fashion. The second section augments itself with extended rhythms and gentle runs. A brief modulation moves to the middle range of the viola along with melodic embellishments where it settles into an elevated conclusion.

A viola solo with piano. The beginning is presented in a solemn manner with the viola carrying on the same flavor. After transitional material in the solo a subtle manner in the viola with “Haydnesque” melodies into a ingenious fabric while the piano masks the original melody. The viola once again takes over the title tune , modulates into the alternate tune and slows down to a sense of solemnity..