Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major (Kalmus), also known as the “Turkish,” pairs graceful melodies with lively rhythms and virtuosic passages, making it an essential showpiece for any advancing violinist.
Key Features:
• Iconic “Turkish” finale
• Elegant and energetic solo writing
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals, auditions, and study
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.
Key Features:
• Clear, reliable Barenreiter edition
• Lyrical and sparkling solo writing
• Three contrasting movements
• Great for recitals and auditions
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
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 Concerto No. 2 in D Major, K211 (IMC) is a graceful and lively staple of the violin repertoire, blending classical charm, expressive melodies, and sparkling virtuosity—perfect for showcasing artistry and technique.
Key Features:
• Classical era favourite
• Lyrical and brilliant solo writing
• Three contrasting movements
• Excellent for recitals and competitions
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
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
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. 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
