Mozart, Violin Concerto No 4 in D Major K. 218 (Peters)

Experience the brilliance of Mozart’s Concerto No. 4 in D Major, K218 for Violin with this authoritative IMC edition. Perfect for students and professionals, this edition combines clarity, accuracy, and playability, making it a top choice for recitals and auditions.

Key Features:

• Includes solo violin part and piano reduction

• Edited for modern technique and interpretation

• Clear, user-friendly notation

• Trusted IMC publication for reliable quality

Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik for Violin, KV525 (Schott) captures the lively charm of the orchestral masterpiece in a solo violin setting, ideal for performances and study.

Key Features:

• Famous themes for solo violin

• Lively, elegant arrangement

• User-friendly Schott edition

• Great for lessons and recitals

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

Bring Mozart’s Concerto in D Major K218 for violin to life with this expertly crafted Breitkopf & Härtel edition — a top pick for discerning musicians.

Key Features:

• Violin part with clear piano reduction

• Scholarly editing by Cliff Eisen

• Virtuosic cadenzas by Andrew Manze

• Informed by historical performance practice

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.

Key Features:

• Unique violin and cello duet

• Expressive and melodic writing

• Reliable Amadeus Edition

• Great for study and performance

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.

Key Features:

• Six sonatas from Mozart’s Paris journey

• Editorial work by Seiffert, Lampe, and Röhrig

• Detailed fingerings, bowings, and notes

• Trusted Henle Urtext for study and performance