What to read after Easy Baroque Duets for Violin?

This collection of 26 duets for two violins has been arranged from works of the keyboard masters of the Baroque period. The pieces are of varying difficulty, for players of intermediate to advanced ability. Clearly edited and superbly printed, this album includes small gems from the German, Italian, French, and English masters of this immensely rich period. As a supplement to any string method, this book enables two players of equal facility to play together -- important in the development of pitch and the ear-training necessary for further chamber playing.

Titles:
* The King's March (Jeremiah Clarke)
* Minuet (Georg Philipp Telemann)
* Musical Pastime (Valentin Rathgeber)
* Gavotte (Arcangelo Corelli)
* Les Papillons (Jean Francois Dandrieu)
* Aria (Bernardo Pasquini)
* Minuet (Jeremiah Clarke)
* Bourr̩e (Georg Philipp Telemann)
* Menuet (Johann Krieger)
* Aria (Johann Sebastian Bach)
* Minuet (Johann Sebastian Bach)
* Andante (Bernardo Pasquini)
* Minuetto (Alessandro Scarlatti)
* Prelude (Johann Gottfried Walther)
* Ayre (Henry Purcell)
* Toccata (Carlos Seixas)
* Aria (Alessandro Scarlatti)
* Fanfare (Francois Couperin)
* Rigaudon (Francois Couperin)
* Menuet in D Minor (George Frederic Handel)
* Impertinence (George Frederic Handel)
* Air (George Frederic Handel)
* Sonatina (George Frederic Handel)
* Rigaudon (Jean Philippe Rameau)
* Les Fifres (Jean Francois Dandrieu)
* Moderato (Georg Philipp Telemann)