Stamitz, Concerto in B Flat Major for Viola and Piano (Schott)
$50.95
Concerto in B-flat Major by Anton Stamitz, published by Schott, is a Classical concerto for viola and orchestra, presented here with a practical piano reduction. Edited by Walter Lebermann, with piano reduction by Helmut W. May, it is an excellent choice for intermediate to advanced violists studying Classical concerto repertoire.
Key Features:
• Music by Anton Stamitz, edited by Walter Lebermann
• Piano reduction by Helmut W. May
• Suitable for intermediate to advanced violists
• Ideal for recitals, examinations, and concerto preparation
Stamitz, Concerto in B Flat Major for Viola and Piano (Schott)
Discover the elegance of the Classical viola repertoire with Concerto in B-flat Major by Anton Stamitz, published by Schott. Originally composed for viola and orchestra, this edition provides the solo viola part with a practical piano reduction, making the concerto suitable for lessons, rehearsals, recitals, and concerto preparation. Edited by Walter Lebermann, with the piano reduction by Helmut W. May, the edition brings this fine Classical work into an accessible format for modern violists.
The concerto reflects the graceful melodic writing and balanced musical style associated with the Mannheim School, while giving the viola an expressive and prominent solo role. Suitable for intermediate to advanced violists, the work develops Classical phrasing, articulation, intonation, shifting, tonal clarity, and ensemble coordination. It is an excellent choice for conservatory study, examinations, recitals, auditions, and players wishing to broaden their knowledge of Classical viola concerto repertoire.
Key Features:
- Music by Anton Stamitz
- Published by Schott
- Edited by Walter Lebermann
- Piano reduction by Helmut W. May
- Concerto in B-flat Major
- For viola and piano reduction
- Originally composed for viola and orchestra
- Suitable for intermediate to advanced violists
- Ideal for recitals, examinations, conservatory study, and concerto preparation
Musical Benefits:
- Develops Classical phrasing and stylistic interpretation
- Strengthens shifting, articulation, and intonation
- Improves tonal control and ensemble playing
- Builds confidence in Classical concerto performance
