Barenreiter Beethoven L.V. - Konzert NR.2 In B Op.19 - Piano Reduction
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Summary of This Score
With the Concerto for Pianoforte and Orchestra no. 2 in B-flat major op. 19, this publication offers a particularly meticulous Urtext approach to a cornerstone of the classical repertoire. Although the sources of the work are generally well known, this edition sets straight many misconceptions and corrects erroneous interpretations that had become established over successive publications. Whereas previous editions often relied on intermediate versions (notably major historical complete editions), the critical edition by Jonathan Del Mar returns to the authentic sources and rectifies misreadings already present in the first edition and subsequently repeated. The result is a more reliable musical text, especially in the orchestral parts, and material perfectly suited to pianists' daily use: a piano reduction designed for study, rhythmic and harmonic work, as well as a separate solo piano part for optimal reading comfort. A solid reference for deepening Beethoven's style, preparing an audition, or building an informed interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Beethoven, Ludwig van | Instrumentation | Piano reduction, included part(s) |
| Arranger | Schelhaas, Martin | Pages | 46/35 |
| Edition | Bärenreiter (Urtext) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the piano reduction of Concerto No. 2 op. 19 include a separate solo part?
A separate solo piano part is included in addition to the piano reduction. This presentation facilitates the soloist's reading during rehearsal of the work.
Which edition is used for Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2?
The edition is published by Bärenreiter as an Urtext edition, under the editorial direction of Jonathan Del Mar. The text is based on the work's sources and corrects reading errors transmitted by earlier editions. The orchestral parts also benefit from this critical work.
For which ensemble is this score intended?
The score is designed as a piano reduction with included part(s), to rehearse the concerto without a full orchestral setup.
Who arranged this piano reduction?
Martin Schelhaas is credited as the arranger of this piano reduction of the B-flat major Concerto op. 19.
How many pages does this edition of Concerto No. 2 op. 19 contain?
The material indicates 46/35 pages, corresponding to the piano reduction and the separate solo piano part.
