Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Beautiful Animal Companions is a lyrical piano collection inspired by the bond between humans, animals, and nature. With pieces ranging from easy to late-intermediate level, Alina Savanenkovaite invites pianists to create musical portraits filled with warmth, curiosity, and gentle charm - celebrating music as a universal language that reaches far beyond words.
For more information please visit: musica-ferrum.com/books/alina-savanenkovaite-beautiful-animal-companions
Beautiful Animal Companions is a lyrical piano collection inspired by the bond between humans, animals, and nature. With pieces ranging from easy to late-intermediate level, Alina Savanenkovaite invites pianists to create musical portraits filled with warmth, curiosity, and gentle charm - celebrating music as a universal language that reaches far beyond words.
For more information please visit: musica-ferrum.com/books/alina-savanenkovaite-beautiful-animal-companions
![Christopher G. Sahar Four Violin Duos I - Erasure [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TdUapcsjyok/mqdefault.jpg "Christopher G. Sahar Four Violin Duos I - Erasure [with score]
The new Violin Duets by Chris Sahar here performed by Maria Mykolenko and Mioi Takeda.
- I Erasure -
The first part, out of four, where the two violin monophonic lines flow seemesly within each other. After the interplay between the two is completed, the 2nd violin sets out to silence, while the 1st takes a tiny bit longer to calm down.")
![Nikolas Sideris - Anger and Depression II for violin duet [with score]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U08lYBFeyxU/mqdefault.jpg "Nikolas Sideris - Anger and Depression II for violin duet [with score]
https://www.musica-ferrum.com/books/anger-and-depression-single-license/
The second movement of the four movement work Anger and Depression, composed by Greek composer Nikolas Sideris. For violin duet.
This movement features some frantic work, and anti-rhythmic passages throughout as well as glissandi and goes even further to feature some calm, melodic and harmonious passages.
Violin I: Angie Casdas
Violin II: Petros Christidis")
