Barenreiter Moz W.A. - Concerto En Sib Majeur Kv 191 - Basson Piano
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Summary of This Score
With Cadenzas and "Eingaenge" by Jane Gower.
Designed for bassoon solo and piano, this edition provides a clear piano reduction for the accompanist, as well as a dedicated separate part for the soloist. The choice of an urtext edition makes it a reference resource for musicians seeking a reliable reading, without superfluous additions, and a solid foundation to build phrasing, articulations, and breathing according to the school and context (lessons, competitions, auditions, recitals).
The inclusion of cadenzas and "Eingaenge" (small entrances/stylistic linkages) signed by Jane Gower offers a true musical playground: you can work on virtuosity, harmonic coherence with the piano, as well as the soloist's phrasing in pivotal passages. The edition is prepared under the direction of Franz Giegling (editor), ensuring a neat layout and comfortable reading for both the bassoonist and the accompanying pianist.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Piano Reduction/Vocal Score; Single Part; Urtext Edition | Instrumentation | Bassoon solo, Piano |
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition contain a separate part for bassoon?
The score includes a separate part intended for solo bassoon, accompanied by a piano reduction.
Which version of the Bassoon Concerto KV 191 is offered?
This publication features W. A. Mozart's Concerto in B-flat major KV 191. The edition is Urtext, without any superfluous additions to the musical text. The editorial preparation is by Franz Giegling.
Are cadenzas included in the score?
Cadenzas and "Eingänge" by Jane Gower are included. These passages provide suggestions for the soloist’s entries and stylistic connections.
Is the piano reduction suitable for an accompanist?
The piano reduction is designed to accompany the solo bassoon and offers a clear reading for the pianist.
Barenreiter Mozart Concerto KV 191 bassoon piano: for which ensemble?
The indicated instrumentation features a solo bassoon and a piano. This configuration corresponds to a version of the concerto with piano accompaniment.



