He edited numerous violin concertos by great composers of the 18th and 19th centuries, but his principal work was his violin method, arranged into progressive etudes, duos, popular melodies and technical themes. Most of the pieces in this method were by great violin pedagogues of the 19th century, though some were by Crickboom himself.
This individual edited numerous violin concertos by renowned composers from the 18th and 19th centuries, but his most notable contribution was a method for violinists that included progressive etudes, duets, popular melodies, and technical themes. The majority of these pieces were composed by prominent violin teachers of the 19th century, with some being written by Crickboom himself.