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miriamtroxler
Miriam Troxler resides in Beaver, Pa, where she runs a private music studio. After graduation from Chatham University, she toured in Europe with the Continental Singers Orchestra as principal cellist. A long time member of Greenville Symphony Orchestra, she is also the founder and musical director of CelloBrationS. Miriam enjoys composing and arranging with several published pieces to date.
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Amazing Grace Duets
A new duet arrangement of Amazing Grace is available as a digital download. There is a version for two violins or treble clef instruments. A second version is in alto clef for violists. The third set is for cello or … Continue reading
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I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day Winter Recital Photos
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Shortnin’ Bread
What happens when Mama’s baby is hungry? Shortnin’ Bread with pepperoni pizza and other tasty treats. A fun duet for a first year string student with a second year piano student. Here is a video of the first performance. One … Continue reading
Posted in cello, cello duets, easy music for strings, piano duet, sheet music, teaching, Uncategorized, viola, violin
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Scott Joplin String Duets
The String Duets in the Great Scott! Joplin for Two Musicians are also available as a digital download. If you are in a hurry, you can be practicing the opening theme of five pieces today. Augustan Club Waltz, The Chrysanthemum, … Continue reading
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Traditional Christmas Carols for Two String Instruments
Traditional Christmas Carols for string duets are more challenging that the set for solo instrument and optional piano. Four of the five carols are in the key of F. Joy to the World is in the key of D Major. … Continue reading
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Traditional Christmas Carols: Duet Set
All of the Duet Set carols have a demonstration video. You can listen to O Little Town of Bethlehem, Away in a Manger, While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks by Night, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing and Joy to the World. … Continue reading
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Sebastian Lee Op. 126
Op. 126 is a collection of 22 short duets for two cellos. The pieces are musical and fun to play. The top part can be played in first position. The lower part is more demanding, but very accessible. A number … Continue reading
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Lee Op. 126 Play Along Duets
I recently finished recording all 22 of the duets. Each duet has a separate video for top and bottom parts. For the top parts, I stayed in first position as examples for online students. The lower parts I was more … Continue reading
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Ave Maria Video
Ave Maria Enjoy!
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Tagged cello and piano duet, covid duet, split screen video
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Christmas Music Videos for Violin and Cello Duets
The videos for the new duet arrangements are available. Click to see O Little Town of Bethlehem, While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks, Away in A Manger, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, and Joy to the World. Thank-you Josephine!