Nico Muhly's A Long Line for solo Violin and Electronics. 'A Long Line for solo Violin and Electronics was written for violinist Erik Carlson and was originally meant for performance as part of VisionIntoArt's 2003 show Democrazy. The piece is built around a series of chords played by Electric Organ and articulated by Bass Clarinet and Bass Drum. These chords gradually shorten over the length of the piece as the Violin sings a long line over the texture. Towards the end of the piece the Violin is instructed to play a pattern of fast notes 'like a string exercise but extremely expressively.' - NicoMuhly Download the pre-recorded element  HERE . If you encounter any problems please email promotion@musicsales.co.uk .

Sonat For Violin And Piano was composed in 1909 by Edvin Kallstenius. Kallstenius was a Swedish composer and librarian. He is most famously known as the arranger of the traditional folk tune used as the de facto national anthem of Sweden Du gamla Du fria.

A magnificent work for Violin (or Cello) and Piano dating from 1915 written by influential Finnish composer Jean Sibelius.

A Violin and Piano arrangement of the Philip Glass Violin Concerto with the Piano reduction by Charles Abramovich. The original concerto for Violin and Orchestra was commissioned by the American Composer's Orchestra who gave thefirst performance at Carnegie Hall New York on 5th April 1987.

Set of parts for Clarinet Quintet Op.59a for Clarinet and String Quintet by Jouni Kaipainen.

Seven pieces for Violin and Piano by Frank Bridge orginally composed for the amateur market of his day but since rediscovered as expressive and highly characteristic concert pieces.

Set of parts for 'Quartetto Brioso' Op.21 - String Quartet No.2 by Per Nørgård.

Parts for String Quartet No. 1 by Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen. Only the Andante can be used rest of the original string quartet no.1 are withdrawn by the composer. Parts are available: WH31577A

The fifth string quartet by the innovative Philip Glass was originally commissioned by David and Evelyne Lennette for the Kronos Quartet and was first performed on February 15 1992.