Composed during the Mozart family's grand tour of Europe, these sonatas (K. 10-15) were published in London in 1764. Though often labeled as for keyboard with violin or flute accompaniment, they showcase the young Mozart's emerging talent for melody and form. The works are delightful examples of the Galant style, written when Wolfgang was just eight years old.
A collection of traditional Christmas carols arranged for violin and viola duet, including "Silent Night" and "Jingle Bells"
A collection of pedagogical flute duets reflecting late 18th-century European classical traditions, likely used for training articulation and ensemble interplay. Stylistically bridges Baroque and early Romantic idioms.
A chamber work by French Romantic composer François Mazas, known for his violin études and duets that blend technical exercise with melodic charm. Likely composed for two violins or violin-viola pairing.
A lively brass duet exemplifying the trombone's sliding techniques and call-and-response patterns characteristic of swing era jazz.
