Rieding, Concerto In B Minor Opus 35 For Viola (Bosworth)
$25.95
Concerto in B Minor, Op. 35, published by Bosworth, is an engaging concerto for viola and piano designed for developing players. Part of Rieding's popular educational series, it reinforces first- to third-position technique while introducing students to expressive concerto playing.
Key Features:
• Music by Oskar Rieding for viola and piano
• Reinforces first through third position technique
• Suitable for beginner and intermediate violists
• Ideal for lessons, examinations, recitals, and student competitions
Rieding, Concerto In B Minor Opus 35 For Viola (Bosworth)
Build confidence and musical expression with Concerto in B Minor, Op. 35 by Oskar Rieding, published by Bosworth. Part of Rieding's renowned collection of easy concertos and concertinos, this engaging work for viola and piano has long been a favourite among teachers and students. Combining memorable melodies with approachable technical demands, it provides developing violists with an enjoyable introduction to the concerto repertoire while laying a solid foundation for more advanced works.
Designed for beginner to intermediate violists, Concerto in B Minor, Op. 35 is especially effective for reinforcing first through third position playing. Alongside position work, students will develop intonation, bow control, phrasing, rhythm, and ensemble skills with piano accompaniment. Ideal for lessons, examinations, student recitals, competitions, and conservatory preparation, this Bosworth edition is an excellent stepping stone toward more challenging concerto literature.
Key Features:
- Music by Oskar Rieding
- Published by Bosworth
- Concerto in B Minor, Op. 35
- For viola and piano
- Part of Rieding's celebrated series of easy concertos and concertinos
- Reinforces first through third position playing
- Suitable for beginner and intermediate violists
- Ideal for lessons, examinations, recitals, and student competitions
- An excellent introduction to the concerto repertoire
Musical Benefits:
- Develops confident shifting between first and third positions
- Strengthens intonation, bow control, and rhythmic accuracy
- Improves expressive phrasing and ensemble playing
- Builds a solid technical foundation for more advanced concertos
