A refined Classical collection by Joseph Haydn, Sonatas for Violin and Piano (Edition Peters) presents works drawn from and related to his piano sonatas and chamber music. Edited by Hollander, it offers elegant and historically fascinating repertoire.
Key Features:
• Selected Haydn sonatas (multiple Hoboken numbers)
• Edited by Hollander
• Linked to piano sonatas and string quartets
• Clear Classical style
• Peters edition
Elegant Classical craftsmanship and fascinating historical context define this distinguished collection of violin sonatas by Joseph Haydn. Sonatas for Violin and Piano, edited by Hollander and published by Edition Peters, gathers works (Hob. XV/32; XVI/43b; XVI/24–26; II/11; III/81–82) that reflect Haydn’s fluid approach to chamber music. Many of these sonatas are contemporary arrangements of his piano sonatas, divertimenti, and string quartets, and there remains scholarly debate regarding which were originally conceived for violin. Research by Gabriel Schaff traces their origins to works such as the Piano Sonatas Hob. XVI:24–26, XVI:43, and XVI:15, as well as later arrangements into Piano Trio Hob. XV:32 and String Quartets Op. 77 Nos. 1–2. While the arrangements are often attributed to Haydn himself, some may have been prepared by the English organist and scholar Charles Burney. Regardless of origin, these sonatas radiate Classical clarity, melodic grace, and balanced interplay between violin and keyboard, making them rewarding repertoire for recital and stylistic study.
Key Features:
A brilliant Classical concerto by Joseph Haydn, the Violin Concerto in A major, Hob. VIIa:3 combines elegance with virtuosic brilliance. This Henle Urtext edition includes cadenzas by Franz Beyer and a piano reduction for advanced study and performance.
Key Features:
• Classical concerto staple
• Virtuosic upper-register writing
• Scholarly Henle Urtext edition
• Includes cadenzas and piano reduction
• Ideal for advanced recital repertoire
A lively Classical concerto by Joseph Haydn, the Violin Concerto in G major, Hob. VIIa:4 combines lyrical grace with virtuosic brilliance. This Peters edition offers a practical violin and piano version for advanced performance.
Key Features:
• Bright Classical style
• Virtuosic high-register passages
• Written for Luigi Tomasini
• Piano reduction edition
• Peters publication
A brilliant Classical concerto by Joseph Haydn, the Violin Concerto No. 1 in C major combines elegance with virtuosic display. This Peters edition includes cadenzas by Carl Flesch and a piano reduction for study and recital use.
Key Features:
• Virtuosic Classical repertoire
• Written for Luigi Tomasini
• Cadenzas by Carl Flesch
• Piano reduction edition
• Peters publication
A brilliant Classical concerto by Joseph Haydn, the Violin Concerto in C major, Hob. VIIa:1 combines elegance and virtuosity. This Henle Urtext edition includes marked and unmarked parts with piano reduction.
Key Features:
• Classical concerto staple
• Scholarly Henle Urtext edition
• Marked and unmarked violin parts
• Includes piano reduction
• Ideal for advanced performance
A lively Classical concerto by Joseph Haydn, the Violin Concerto in G major, Hob. VIIa:4 combines lyrical elegance with virtuosic display. This Henle Urtext edition is ideal for advanced performance and study.
Key Features:
• Virtuosic Classical repertoire
• High-register brilliance
• Written for Luigi Tomasini
• Premium Henle Urtext edition
• Ideal for recital and auditions
