Edward Elgar - Salut d'Amour, Op. 12 – Easy Violin & Cello Duet by Ovrtonee

Elgar's beloved love song as a true duet for two developing string players (about 1–2 years of playing) — no piano needed.

- Both parts share the melody: the violin sings the theme, then the cello takes it over while the violin plays a gentle countermelody, and again near the end.

- First position throughout for both instruments, with a fingering number on every note. Violin range G3–B5; cello range D2–C#4, bass clef only.

- Short and practical: 58 bars, about 1:17, with clear phrasing, dynamics and tempo marks.

- The cello opens and closes the piece with the same rocking figure — easy to start together and easy to end.

Includes: Score + Violin part + Cello part.

Perfect for weddings, Valentine's Day, student recitals and string duos.