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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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.
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• 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 Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major, K. 218 (Barenreiter), is a radiant Classical masterpiece featuring graceful melodies, lively rhythms, and virtuosic passages—perfect for showcasing artistry and technique.
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• Clear, reliable Barenreiter edition
• Lyrical and sparkling solo writing
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals and auditions
Mozart’s Concert for Violin in G Major, K216 (Schott) features graceful melodies, sparkling passages, and Classical elegance—an inspiring choice for violinists at any advanced level.
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• Reliable Schott edition
• Lyrical and brilliant solo writing
• Three contrasting movements
• Ideal for recitals and competitions
Mozart’s Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K.219 for Violin and Piano (Barenreiter) offers all the excitement of the “Turkish” Concerto in a practical piano reduction—ideal for study, performance, and auditions.
Key Features:
• Faithful piano reduction of orchestral parts
• Lyrical and virtuosic violin writing
• Features the famous “Turkish” finale
• Great for recitals and exam preparation
Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 3 in G Major, KV216 (Barenreiter) delights with lyrical elegance, sparkling virtuosity, and graceful interplay—an essential work for any advancing violinist.
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• Reliable Barenreiter edition
• Lyrical and lively solo part
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals, auditions, and study
A collection of 10 pieces, ranging between Bach, Barber, Beethoven, Dvorak, Franck, Mozart, Previn, Tchaikovsky and John Williams.
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.
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• Six violin and piano sonatas
• Authorship not fully authenticated
• Includes historical notes on provenance
• Great for curious performers and scholars
Bring Mozart’s youthful energy to your music stand with the Three Divertimenti (K136–138) 1st Violin Part Only (Barenreiter) — perfect for practice and performance prep.
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• 1st violin part for all three divertimenti
• Trusted Barenreiter edition
• Clear and accurate notation
• Great for auditions, study, and ensemble work
