Dmitri Shostakovich - Five Pieces for 2 Violins and Piano Sheet Music: 2 Difficulty Levels
A suite of five short movements blending neoclassical elements with Shostakovich's signature harmonic tension, composed during his post-war "rehabilitation" period under Soviet cultural policies.
Five Pieces for Two Violins and Piano is a lesser-known chamber work reflecting Shostakovich's neoclassical style, blending folk motifs with modernist harmonies.
Five Pieces for Two Violins and Piano (1955) is a pedagogical work demonstrating Shostakovich's neoclassical style, featuring folk-inspired melodies and contrapuntal textures.
This chamber work showcases Shostakovich's neoclassical tendencies, composed during a period of political tension in Soviet Russia. The pieces blend folk-inspired melodies with modernist harmonies.
A suite of five short, lively chamber pieces arranged from Shostakovich's film scores, ballets, and incidental music by Levon Atovmyan.
The collection includes a Prelude, Gavotte, Elegy, Waltz, and Polka, showcasing Shostakovich's versatility and accessibility.
Popular among students for its pedagogical value, the Gavotte and Polka are often played as standalone piano pieces in Russia.
Cross-reference multiple editions to deepen your interpretation
