Mozart’s Sonatas for Piano and Violin Book 3 (Wiener Urtext-Schott/Universal Edition) unites four remarkable late sonatas in a scholarly, performer-friendly edition—perfect for chamber music lovers and serious students.
Key Features:
• K 454, 481, 526, 547 included
• Edited by Gidon Kremer and Karl Marguerre
• Based on original sources
• Excellent for recitals and study
Mozart’s Sonatas for Piano and Violin Book 3 (Wiener Urtext-Schott/Universal Edition) presents four of his most mature and expressive duo sonatas—K 454, 481, 526, and 547—edited with meticulous care and expertise. Drawing from original autograph sources and first editions, this volume provides a clear, authoritative text for both instruments. Karl Marguerre’s thoughtful piano fingerings enhance the clarity and ease of performance, while the violin part, edited by the world-renowned violinist Gidon Kremer, offers both historical insight and practical guidance. The sonatas in this collection exemplify Mozart’s refined sense of dialogue between piano and violin, with each work offering a vibrant blend of lyrical melodies, playful exchanges, and technical brilliance. Ideal for performers seeking a scholarly edition with performance-oriented advice, this book is perfect for recitals, chamber music study, and professional concerts.
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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.
Key Features:
• Reliable Barenreiter edition
• Lyrical and brilliant passages
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals and study
Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Major, K207 (Barenreiter) sparkles with youthful charm, lively rhythms, and elegant melodies—an ideal piece for bringing Mozart’s early brilliance to life.
Key Features:
• Clear, performer-focused Barenreiter edition
• Playful, energetic solo lines
• Three engaging movements
• Perfect for recitals and skill building
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.
Key Features:
• Practical Peters edition
• Famous “Turkish” movement
• Lyrical and dazzling solo writing
• Perfect for study and performance
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.
Key Features:
• Reliable Barenreiter edition
• Lyrical and lively solo part
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals, auditions, and study
Experience Mozart’s poignant Sonata for Violin and Piano in e minor, K.304 (300c), in the pristine Henle Urtext edition — a standout choice for expressive musicians.
Key Features:
• Includes violin and piano parts in authoritative Urtext
• The only Mozart violin sonata in a minor key
• Unique two-movement structure
• Preface and notes enhance interpretation.
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.
Key Features:
• Six violin and piano sonatas
• Authorship not fully authenticated
• Includes historical notes on provenance
• Great for curious performers and scholars
