Mozart’s Early Sonatas Vol. 1 for Violin (Barenreiter) presents a selection of charming, youthful works in a clear urtext edition—perfect for exploring the roots of Mozart’s genius.
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• Early violin and keyboard sonatas
• Melodic, accessible pieces
• Reliable Barenreiter urtext
• Ideal for study and performance
Mozart’s Early Sonatas Vol. 1 for Violin (Barenreiter) opens a window into the youthful creativity and developing genius of the composer. This volume gathers some of Mozart’s earliest works for violin and keyboard, composed during his childhood and teenage years. These sonatas are marked by charming melodies, playful dialogues between instruments, and Classical clarity, offering performers insight into Mozart’s artistic evolution. The Barenreiter edition stands out for its scholarly precision and attention to historical authenticity, providing a clear urtext score and helpful editorial notes. These pieces are ideal for students, teachers, and anyone interested in exploring Mozart’s beginnings as a composer, and they make delightful additions to recitals, lessons, or chamber music study.
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Experience the brilliance of Mozart with this Schirmer edition of Violin Concertos Nos. 3, 4, and 5 for Violin and Piano Reduction — complete with renowned cadenzas and ideal for serious musicians.
Key Features:
• Full violin and piano parts for all three concertos
• Includes cadenzas by Franko, Herrmann, and Joachim
• Trusted Schirmer’s Library edition for quality
• Perfect for advanced study and performance
Mozart’s 12 Duets for Violin and Viola (Breitkopf & Härtel), known as the “Kegel-Duette,” charm with lively interplay, melodic inventiveness, and a playful spirit—an essential set for chamber music enthusiasts.
Key Features:
• 12 expressive violin and viola duets
• Nicknamed the “Skittles Duets”
• Clear, performer-friendly Breitkopf & Härtel edition
• Perfect for study, recitals, and classical fans
Mozart’s Concerto No. 2 in D Major, K211 for Violin (Barenreiter) captivates with graceful melodies, Classical charm, and expressive solo writing—an excellent choice for showcasing artistry and technique.
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• Reliable Barenreiter edition
• Lyrical and brilliant passages
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals and study
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.
Key Features:
• Complete solo violin part included
• Zen-On edition ensures top-tier quality.
• Helpful editorial notes for interpretation
• Ideal for auditions, concerts, and study
Mozart’s Violin Concerto in A Major, K.V. 219 (Peters) blends expressive lyricism, Classical brilliance, and the iconic “Turkish” finale in a clear, reliable edition for advancing violinists.
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• Practical Peters edition
• Famous “Turkish” movement
• Lyrical and dazzling solo writing
• Perfect for study and performance
Mozart’s Sonatas No. 7–12, K296, K376–K380 for Violin and Piano Vol. 2 (Henle) offers six masterful duo sonatas in a precise urtext edition—ideal for musicians exploring the depth and drama of Mozart’s Viennese style.
Key Features:
• Six Viennese sonatas in one volume
• Meticulous Henle urtext with editorial insights
• Rich interplay and expressive variety
• Great for advanced performers and chamber study
Mozart’s Duet for Violin and Cello (Amadeus Edition) pairs two string voices in a charming, lyrical conversation—an engaging choice for chamber music lovers.
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• Unique violin and cello duet
• Expressive and melodic writing
• Reliable Amadeus Edition
• Great for study and performance
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.
Key Features:
• Elegant, heartfelt slow movement
• Standalone concert or recital piece
• Clear Schott edition
• Great for auditions and special performances
