J. Stamitz, Concerto In G For Viola (Peters) - Out of Print
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Concerto in G Major by Johann Stamitz, published by Edition Peters, is a distinguished Classical concerto for viola and piano, edited by Rudolf Laugg with a piano reduction by J. Wojciechowski. Originally written for viola, string orchestra, and harpsichord, it is an outstanding choice for intermediate and advanced violists preparing for recitals, auditions, and conservatory study.
Key Features:
• Music by Johann Stamitz, edited by Rudolf Laugg
• Piano reduction by J. Wojciechowski
• Suitable for intermediate and advanced violists
• Ideal for recitals, auditions, and conservatory study
J. Stamitz, Concerto In G For Viola (Peters)
Discover a cornerstone of the Classical viola repertoire with Concerto in G Major by Johann Stamitz, published by Edition Peters. Originally composed for viola, string orchestra, and harpsichord, this distinguished edition has been edited by Rudolf Laugg and features a piano reduction by J. Wojciechowski, providing violists with a practical and authoritative version for study and performance. As the founder of the celebrated Mannheim School, Johann Stamitz played a pivotal role in shaping the Classical concerto, and this work reflects his elegant melodic writing, balanced form, and refined orchestral style.
Ideal for intermediate to advanced violists, the concerto develops expressive phrasing, Classical articulation, tonal control, and confident ensemble playing while introducing performers to one of the most important works in the early viola concerto repertoire. Whether preparing for recitals, examinations, auditions, conservatory study, or concerto performances, this Edition Peters publication is an essential addition to every violist's music library.
Key Features:
- Music by Johann Stamitz
- Published by Edition Peters
- Edited by Rudolf Laugg
- Piano reduction by J. Wojciechowski
- Concerto in G Major
- For viola and piano (originally for viola, string orchestra, and harpsichord)
- Suitable for intermediate and advanced violists
- Ideal for recitals, auditions, conservatory study, and concerto preparation
- A landmark work of the Classical viola repertoire
Musical Benefits:
- Develops Classical phrasing and stylistic interpretation
- Strengthens articulation, intonation, and tonal control
- Improves ensemble skills with piano accompaniment
- Builds confidence in concerto performance
- Performance
For an excellent reference performance, watch Ulrich Koch perform the concerto:
