Barenreiter ACCOLAY JEAN BAPTISTE - CONCERTO N°1 IN A-MOLL
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Summary of This Score
This violin and piano score fits within the spirit of "easy concertos": an ideal material to approach the concerto style without excessive difficulty. The choice of Klavierauszug (piano accompaniment reduction) allows effective rehearsal with a pianist, preserving the balance and musical relief typical of the concerto (responses, harmonic support, breathing). The presence of a separate part for the violin facilitates daily practice, rhythmic setup, and ease in lessons, exams, or small performances. Thanks to a layout designed for readability, this edition is especially suitable for students wishing to develop musicality, intonation, and tempo stability, while discovering interpretative reflexes related to concerto repertoire. A valuable resource for both teachers and students, to be integrated into a progression pathway at conservatories or music schools.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Sassmannshaus, Kurt | Instrumentation | Violine, Klavier |
| Edition | Klavierauszug, Einzelstimme | Collection | Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos |
Questions frequently asked
For which instruments is this edition of Accolay's Concerto No. 1 in A minor written?
The indicated instrumentation includes violin and piano, in the form of a piano reduction (Klavierauszug) with a separate violin part.
Is the violin part included separately?
A separate violin part is included, in addition to the piano reduction.
Is this Accolay score suitable for a conservatory student?
The Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos collection follows the concept of 'easy concertos'. The writing aims to introduce the concerto style without excessive difficulty. It can support study in a conservatory or music school.
What is the role of the piano in this edition?
The piano reduction reproduces the harmonic foundation, responses, and breaths of the concerto work. Working with a pianist thus helps prepare the balance between soloist and accompaniment.
Who arranged this violin score?
The arrangement is by Kurt Sassmannshaus, in the Bärenreiter Klavierauszug and Einzelstimme edition.



