This Urtext edition from Breitkopf & Härtel, edited by Clemens Harasim, presents Mendelssohn’s two string quintets—Op. 18 and [Op. 87]—in their most authentic form. Based on the Leipzig Mendelssohn Complete Edition, these works for two violins, two violas, and cello reveal striking similarities despite being composed nearly twenty years apart. See EB 8998 for details.

• Urtext from Leipzig Mendelssohn Complete Edition

• Edited by Clemens Harasim

• Includes Op. 18 & [Op. 87]

• 2 violins, 2 violas, cello

• Published by Breitkopf & Härtel

• Reference: EB 8998

Mendelssohn’s Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64 (IMC), is a lyrical and virtuosic masterpiece for violin, presented in a dependable edition for performance and study.

Key Features:

• Romantic violin concerto

• Lyrical and technical

• IMC edition

• For advanced performers and students

Mendelssohn’s Song Without Words for Violin and Piano (Schott) showcases Romantic lyricism—an excellent choice for expressive performance or study.

Key Features:

• Lyrical Romantic arrangement

• For violin and piano

• Schott edition

• Perfect for recitals and teaching

Mendelssohn’s String Quintets (Breitkopf & Härtel) deliver both early and revised versions, capturing the composer’s artistry and attention to detail—an essential edition for performers and scholars.

Key Features:

• Both quintets and multiple versions

• Playable early and final A major quintets

• Study score included

• Breitkopf & Härtel edition

Three Romantic Violin Concertos gathers the Bruch G-minor, Mendelssohn E-minor, and Tchaikovsky D-major concertos into one essential volume showcasing the full expressive arc of Romantic violin writing.

Key features

• Three iconic audience-favorite concertos

• From lyric warmth to symphonic virtuosity

• Core repertoire for every advancing violinist

• A lifelong foundation of Romantic expression

Three Romantic Violin Concertos (Schirmer) brings together the Bruch G-minor, Mendelssohn E-minor, and Tchaikovsky D-major concertos—three pillars of the Romantic violin repertoire.

Key features

• Three iconic concertos in one volume

• A journey from lyricism to symphonic virtuosity

• Essential study and performance repertoire

• Cornerstone collection for advancing violinists

Mendelssohn’s Wedding March (Op. 61, Schott) delivers festive brilliance in a violin arrangement—perfect for ceremonies, celebrations, or recital performances.

Key Features:

• Iconic wedding favourite

• Joyous violin arrangement

• Schott edition

• Suited for special occasions and concerts