Barenreiter MOZART W.A. - CONCERTO EN LA MAJEUR N°12 KV 414 - 2 PIANOS
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Summary of This Score
This edition offers a Piano Reduction/Vocal Score in Urtext Edition, designed to provide reliable reading and a smooth working experience for both singers and accompanist pianists. The piano reduction principle allows the essential orchestral writing to be found on the keyboard while keeping the vocal line in the foreground: a particularly relevant format for preparing a performance, refining intonation, entrances, breaths, and articulation, or working on interpretation before ensemble rehearsals.
The edition is prepared under the direction of Christoph Wolff, which enhances the musicological value of this material and its alignment with a "text and intentions" approach. The indicated orchestration (with 2 oboes, 2 horns, and strings, in addition to the keyboard) provides a valuable framework for anticipating colors, instrumental responses, and overall dynamics. Whether you are at a conservatory, preparing for competitions, or in a production context, this Urtext score constitutes a solid foundation for building a precise, balanced, and stylistically coherent interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Piano Reduction/Vocal Score; Urtext Edition (critical edition by Christoph Wolff); stapled binding | Instrumentation | piano (reduction), 2 oboes, 2 horns, strings |
Questions frequently asked
Is this Mozart KV 414 score an Urtext edition?
The Urtext edition is prepared under the direction of Christoph Wolff.
Is the KV 414 Concerto offered in piano reduction?
The specifications indicate a piano reduction. The work is also designated as Piano Reduction/Vocal Score.
What is the orchestral instrumentation of the A major Concerto KV 414?
The announced instrumentation includes 2 oboes, 2 horns, and strings. The piano is indicated as a reduction. These details allow identification of the relevant orchestral sections.
What binding is used for this Barenreiter score?
Stapled binding is indicated in the edition specifications.
Is this edition intended for two pianos?
The title references a “2 PIANOS” version. The technical sheet describes the keyboard as a piano reduction, without detailing the distribution between the two pianos.
