Barenreiter Moz W.A. - Concerto En La Majeur Kv 622 - Clarinette Sib Piano
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Summary of This Score
Composed at the end of 1791, the Concerto for "Bassettklarinette" and orchestra K.622, now widely known as Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, holds a central place in the instrument's literature. Written for clarinetist Anton Stadler, it showcases a particularly rich expressive palette, combining virtuosic passages, long singing lines, and subtle dialogues with the orchestra. The three-movement form (Allegro, Adagio, final Rondo) offers a complete journey: energy and articulation in the first movement, lyricism and breath control in the Adagio, then liveliness and rhythmic precision in the Rondo. First published in 1801 by three publishers, this work remains today an absolute reference for approaching the classical style, refining intonation, and developing elegant and nuanced musicality.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Genre | classical score (concerto) |
| Artist | Anton Stadler | Difficulty | advanced / virtuosic |
| Instrumentation | basset clarinet and orchestra | Year of publication | 1801 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music of Concerto K.622 written for B-flat clarinet?
The title indicates a version for B-flat clarinet with piano accompaniment. The work was originally composed for bassett clarinet and orchestra.
What level is required to play Mozart's Clarinet Concerto K.622?
The indicated difficulty is advanced/virtuoso. The virtuosic passages, breath control in the Adagio, and rhythmic precision in the Rondo demand a solid technique.
Which movements are included in Concerto K.622?
The work consists of three movements: Allegro, Adagio, and Rondo finale.
For which instrument did Mozart compose Concerto K.622?
The score refers to the Concerto for "Bassettklarinette" and orchestra K.622, composed for Anton Stadler. The indicated instrumentation is bassett clarinet with orchestra. This edition is titled for B-flat clarinet and piano.
Who composed the Concerto in A major K.622?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the composer. The first publication of the work dates from 1801.



