good introduction to piano/violin duet piece

[echoyjeff222]

Hi, I'm looking for some suggestions for piano/violin duo pieces. I probably don't want something too advanced, since this is my first time doing a duet. Just for reference, I am learning the moonlight sonata at the moment. I am not sure about the violin's level, but I think she can hold her own.

I heard Mozart - Sonata in E minor, K.304 mentioned, but I'm not sure about the difficulty of that one.

I only have ~ 7 weeks to prepare.

[visitor]

how long?
ie like 5 minutes?

above arrangement might be difficult to find

how about an excerpt from a sonata? ie

[maxy]

Indeed, Mozart's e minor is quite lovely! I really love the 2nd mvt. If you can play the Moonlight sonata, you should not have any trouble.

[richardb]

You could consider the Bach Arioso for piano and violin.

[amytsuda]

Classic classic is Beethoven Spring sonata. Anytime I have a chance to have a violinist and a piano, I'd pull this on iPad and make them play, and it always is so much fun even with an intermediate violinist - they all love the piece.

[brogers70]

If you want something not difficult but lovely, try Arvo Part, Spiegel im Spiegel.

[cranston53]

Debussy's Beau Soir is very beautiful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRCk49vcjjY

[cbreemer]

Dvorak's Sonatina Op.100 is good fun and quite easy to pull off.