Bizet: Habanera from Carmen for string duet

More music for viola and cello! 💕 This time it's one of the most famous songs from perhaps the most popular opera ever: Carmen, by Georges Bizet!

In the iconic Habanera, Carmen herself sings about Love; that wild bird which no one has ever succeded in taming...

This arrangement is not very difficult, but it's not suitable for beginners, so I have marked it "early intermediate". For those of you who are familiar with the Suzuki repertoire, this will be somewhere in the region of book two or three.

This duet, as well as versions for violin and viola, violin and cello, two violas, and two cellos, is available at Sheet Music Plus: Habanera from Carmen for string duets.

Enjoy!

P. S.
You'll find this duet and 20 more in my Viola and Cello Duet Book!

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This little arrangement was written for the same orchestra as Dudlebska. All the parts are quite easy to play, although the second violin part is a little easier than the first. A nice piece for working on dynamics!