Edward Huws Jones

Edward Huws Jones's faithful arrangements of traditional music are now available for cello! Jigs, Reels & More is a collection of traditional tunes from England, Ireland and Scotland - some familiar,...

Discover the infectious energy of Eastern European Klezmer tradition with "Bulgar from Odessa". Published by the renowned Boosey & Hawkes, this spirited piece for violin and piano masterfully captures...

If you can play just a few notes on the violin, then you're ready for this book. Here are 15 imaginative, newly-composed little pieces for the absolute beginner, all with attractive piano accompanimen...

These nine jazzy pieces have been specially written to help students work through technical difficulties with position changes in an fun and exciting way. Not only are they an excellent way to learn,...

These ten gems for violin and piano, arranged by Edward Huws Jones, make a fascinating journey into the past with a stylish new repertoire collection including music from France, Italy, Spain, and Bri...

Concert pieces for beginner strings with racy pop and jazz style piano accompaniments. The different instrument books are compatible, as the string parts are in unison or octaves, making them ideal fo...

Concert pieces for beginner strings with racy pop and jazz style piano accompaniments. Books are compatible (string parts are in unison or octaves) making them ideal for individual and group teaching....

This wonderful addition to the best-selling Fiddler series focuses on the rich, diverse and pure folk tradition of Greece. A wide variety of styles is presented, featuring music from Crete, the Pelopo...

Concert pieces for beginner strings with racy pop and jazz style piano accompaniments. The different instrument books are compatible, as the string parts are in unison or octaves, making them ideal fo...

This piece is in the Baroque 'Concerto Großo' style. The idea of 'The Violinists of the Pieta' sprang from the tradition of the Venetian Ospedale della Pieta, the orphanage that housed some of the fin...

These four pieces are found in the series of instrumental dances published by Pierre Attaingnant in Paris 1530 and 1557.The arrangements treat the music quite freely - while keeping much of the style...