Haydn: Cello Concerto No.2 in D

Joseph Haydn's second cello concerto was written in 1783, and is considered more difficult to play than the first concerto. The first movement is light and untroubled in mood, while the second movement is among the slowest movements Haydn wrote. The third movement is a rondo with a dance-like theme. Here you can purchase and download the (transcribed) piano parts to play along to, recorded by a professional accompanist. This is the arrangement made by Klengel for cello and piano which can be found at the IMSLP website.