Mozart’s Adagio in E Major, KV261 for Violin (Schott) is a lyrical and expressive work, ideal for showcasing the violin’s singing tone and musical sensitivity.
Mozart’s Adagio in E Major, KV261 for Violin (Schott) is a luminous single-movement work that reveals the composer’s gift for lyrical beauty and expressive nuance. Originally composed as an alternative slow movement for his Violin Concerto No. 5, this Adagio stands brilliantly on its own, offering violinists a chance to explore singing melodic lines, delicate phrasing, and heartfelt expression. The Schott edition provides clear, practical notation, making it ideal for both performance and study. With its gentle character and soaring violin part, the Adagio is a favourite for recitals, auditions, and special occasions, allowing performers to showcase their musical sensitivity and control in an intimate, elegant setting.
Key Features:
Standalone Adagio for solo violin and orchestra or piano reduction
Originally conceived as an alternative slow movement for Concerto No. 5
Features expressive melodic lines and delicate phrasing
Mozart’s Early Sonatas Vol. 2 for Violin features more charming, inventive sonatas from the composer’s youth—an engaging resource for developing technique and Classical interpretation.
Mozart’s Duets for Violin and Viola, KV423 and KV424 (Peters), blend lyrical charm with technical brilliance, offering performers a rewarding exploration of the Classical duo repertoire.
Mozart’s “Sonatas for Violin and Piano Vol. 1” (Peters) is a rich collection of nine essential chamber works, blending lyrical melodies, elegant interplay, and Classical style—an inspiring resource for violinists and pianists alike.
Key Features:
•Nine diverse sonatas in one volume
•Beautiful balance of violin and piano parts
•Perfect for chamber music study and performance
•Includes favourites like K. 301, K. 304, and K. 376
Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik for Violin, KV525 (Peters) delivers the charm and energy of the famous serenade in a solo violin version perfect for performance or study.
Discover the timeless beauty of Mozart’s Concerto No. 3 in G Major, K 216 for Violin and Orchestra, presented in the esteemed Peters Edition. This essential edition is perfect for both performers and music lovers seeking authenticity and clarity.
Key Features:
•Complete score and solo violin part
•Renowned Peters Edition—trusted by musicians worldwide
•Clear, easy-to-read engraving for smooth rehearsal
•Ideal for concerts, competitions, and studyThis essential edition is perfect for both performers and music lovers seeking authenticity and clarity.
Mozart’s 6 Sonatas for Violin and Piano KV 55–60 (Breitkopf & Härtel) are captivating works with uncertain authorship, offering expressive Classical style and intriguing historical context.
Mozart’s Sonatas No. 1–6, K301–K306 for Violin and Piano Vol. 1 (Henle) collects six Paris-era masterpieces in a renowned urtext edition—perfect for performers seeking expressive depth and scholarly reliability.
Discover the brilliance of Mozart’s Concerto No. 4 in D Major K218 for Violin, in a crisp Zen-On edition — an inspiring choice for ambitious violinists.