Barenreiter Mozart W.a. - Concerto N°23 En La Majeur KV 488 Pour Piano et Orchestre - 2 Pianos
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Summary of This Score
This "Piano Reduction/Vocal Score" Urtext edition is aimed at pianists and musicians seeking a reliable, precise, and editorially coherent working basis. The Urtext approach emphasizes the quality of the musical material by favoring a rigorous restitution of the text, without superfluous interpretative additions, making it an excellent resource for study, analysis, and preparation of a performance.
Thanks to the 2 pianos instrumentation, this score is particularly suited for duo playing: it facilitates the sharing of roles (rhythm, harmony, main lines), allows exploration of a broader sonic palette than solo piano, and encourages attentive listening. It is a highly appreciated format in rehearsals, whether to deepen ensemble coordination, refine articulation precision, or develop dynamics.
The edition is prepared by Hermann Beck, with a presentation designed for efficient reading. The stapled binding offers a simple and lightweight solution, suitable for regular use (lessons, conservatory, rehearsals). A relevant choice for musicians seeking a reference Urtext score that is practical and focused on musical work.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Piano Reduction/Vocal Score; Urtext Edition | Binding | stapled |
| Scientific Editor | Beck, Hermann | Instrumentation | 2 pianos |
Questions frequently asked
Is Concerto No. 23 KV 488 offered in an Urtext edition?
This score is published as an Urtext Edition, with the musical text presented without superfluous interpretative additions. The scholarly edition is supervised by Hermann Beck.
Mozart KV 488 for two pianos: what instrumentation is specified?
The indicated instrumentation is for 2 pianos. The distribution allows working on rhythmic roles, harmonic parts, and main lines in duet.
Is this a piano reduction of the KV 488 concerto?
The work is presented as a Piano Reduction/Vocal Score for Concerto No. 23 in A major KV 488.
What is the binding of this Barenreiter score?
The score uses a stapled binding. This lightweight format is suited for lessons, rehearsals, and conservatory practice.
Does this edition help prepare the concerto with orchestral accompaniment?
The 2-piano format allows approaching the concerto without orchestra. Playing in duet encourages listening and coordination between parts. Articulations and dynamics can thus be practiced with precision.
