To the modern listener, Fritz Kreisler evokes the elegance, romance, and old world charm of the Viennese ballroom, with sweeping cantabile melodies and bubbly arpeggiated passages that delight audiences. Violinists are already aware of Kreisler’s rich, romantic, and crowd-pleasing repertoire for the violin, but he was a prolific composer and transcriber for cello as well. In addition to many audience and player favorites, Kreisler was famous for attributing the authorship of many of his original...

• Allegretto (In the Style of Boccherini)
• Andantino (In the Style of Martini)
• Chanson Louis XIII and Pavane (In the Style of Couperin)
• Liebesfreud (Love’s Joy)
• Liebesleid (Love’s Sorrow)
• Schön Rosmarin (Fair Rosmarin)
• The Old Refrain