Viola Time Runners is compatible with Fiddle Time Runners: all of the tunes (except the C string pieces) may be played together by viola and violin, either in unison, in unison with a few simple changes, or with the ensemble parts provided. The book uses the finger patterns 0-12-3-4 and 0-1-2-34, and includes 'C string specials'; extra pieces to give plenty of practice on the C string. Play-along tracks with lively and characterful accompaniments are available to download from a Companion Website, and piano and viola accompaniments are available separately. Contents Kathy and David Blackwell: Start the show Trad. Jamaican: Banyan tree Kathy and David Blackwell: Heat haze Kathy and David Blackwell: Medieval tale Kathy and David Blackwell: In memory Kathy and David Blackwell: Chase in the dark Trad. Scottish: Merrily danced the quaker's wife Trad.: O leave your sheep J. Pierpont: Jazzy Jingle Bells Mozart: Allegretto in C Trad. American: Pick a bale of cotton Daquin: Noel Handel: Finale from the Water Music Beethoven: Ecossaise in G Kathy and David Blackwell: Viola Time rag Trad.: Playing on the ol' banjo Kathy and David Blackwell: On the go Kathy and David Blackwell: Blue whale Kathy and David Blackwell: Takin' it easy Kathy and David Blackwell: Mean street chase Trad. (sea shanty): Ten thousand miles away Kathy and David Blackwell: I got those viola blues J. C. Bach: Air in C Charpentier: Prelude from Te Deum Kathy and David Blackwell: That's how it goes! Kathy and David Blackwell: Flamenco dance Trad. American: Somebody's knocking at your door Trad. (sea shanty): The old chariot Trad. Jamaican: Adam in the garden Handel: Air Trad. Scottish: The wee cooper o' Fife Kathy and David Blackwell: The wee cooper o' Fife Kathy and David Blackwell: Aerobics! Kathy and David Blackwell: Caribbean sunshine     Pages: 36Language: EnglishPublisher: Oxford University Press