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Comments and reviews about Salut d' Amour:
The simplicity of the composition means that it would be all too easy for it to sound overly sentimental. To counter this, the player needs to produce a tone which is light and warm without any audible trace of vibrato.
As an arrangement, the greatest difficulty will be found in producing good tone in the few notes in the register above the second break. Experimentation with alternative fingerings for these notes would pay dividends.
The setting out of the parts is first class, as is the delivery on-line. As with all music printing, it is best to use 90 or 100g paper so as to produce a quality print.