Tchaikovsky P. Song without Words. Op. 2, № 3. Melody. Op. 42, № 3. Piano score and part

Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky’s cello compositions are amounted to most glorious Variations to the Theme in Rococo Style and Pezzo Capriccioso. However, Tchaikovsky’s melodic sphere and spiritual world occurred to be so deeply inherent in cello’s nature, as to give birth to numerous arrangements of his piano, violin and even quartet and vocal pieces.  

Cello timbre is able to instill fresh forces to already well-known compositions.

This time cellists are given wonderful opportunity of playing the “Song without Words” (originally written for piano in F major) and the Melody (originally written for violin).