Jacques-Féréol Mazas · Études brillantes, Op. 36, Book 2

Études brillantes, Op. 36, Book 2 for cello, in bass clef

Every study in bass clef, in the cello's range.

27 studies in bass clef throughout, in the cello's range, with the edition’s dynamics, breaths and phrasing.

27
studies
12
keys
bass clef
clef
97
pages (Letter)

US$12PDF, Letter and A4

Studio licence included: print copies for your own students.

The first studies, two pages further in, and the title page. Tap a page to see it larger.

Contents

27 studies in 12 keys.

  1. 1C major
  2. 2B♭ major
  3. 3G minor
  4. 4C major
  5. 5E♭ major
  6. 6B♭ major
  7. 7D major
  8. 8B♭ major
  9. 9G major
  10. 10A major
  11. 11A major
  12. 12F major
  13. 13E♭ major
  14. 14G minor
  15. 15G minor
  16. 16E major
  17. 17A major
  18. 18D minor
  19. 19E♭ major
  20. 20E♭ major
  21. 21C major
  22. 22D major
  23. 23B♭ minor
  24. 24E major
  25. 25B♭ major
  26. 26A♭ minor
  27. 27D major

About the Études brillantes, Op. 36, Book 2

Jacques-Féréol Mazas’s Études brillantes, Op. 36, Book 2, for violin: twenty-seven studies that take the left hand into the higher positions. The second of the three Op. 36 books.

Source: G. Schirmer, New York (Library of Musical Classics, Vol. 488, ed. Fr. Hermann), plate 13898.

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Engraved like a printed part

Each study is transposed and re-clefed into the instrument's range and engraved at a 7.5 mm staff with a printer's margins. A short study shares a page rather than leave half of one empty, and a long one opens on a spread: never a turn inside a study.

For you and your studio

Print as many copies as you need for yourself and your own students. The file itself is not to be passed on or posted.

Cut for cello

Every study sits in and reads in its clef, so nothing has to be transposed at the stand.

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