Barenreiter Moz W.A. - Concerto N°4 En Mib Majeur Kv 495 - Cor Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score offers a piano reduction combined with a vocal score, in an Urtext approach that emphasizes readability and musical fidelity. The part highlights a solo horn engaging in dialogue with an ensemble including two oboes, two horns, and strings, creating a sound that is noble, balanced, and expressive. The edition, prepared by Martin Schelhaas, facilitates rehearsal work: the piano reduction allows quick identification of harmony, entrances, breaths, and articulations, while the "vocal score" aspect provides a relevant support for rehearsals and accompaniment. Whether you are a horn player preparing for a performance, a teacher seeking a reliable resource, or a musician wishing to study the work in detail, this publication offers a solid foundation to approach interpretation with precision (phrasing, dynamics, balance) and efficiency.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Piano Reduction/Vocal Score; Single Part; Urtext Edition (edition prepared by Martin Schelhaas) | Instrumentation | solo horn, 2 oboes, 2 horns, strings |
Questions frequently asked
Is this edition of Concerto No. 4 KV 495 an Urtext?
The edition is offered as an Urtext and was prepared by Martin Schelhaas. It prioritizes fidelity to the musical text and a clear presentation.
What instrumentation is indicated for Concerto KV 495?
The instrumentation includes a solo horn, 2 oboes, 2 horns, and strings.
Does the Barenreiter Mozart Concerto No. 4 in E-flat major KV 495 include a piano reduction?
The publication includes a piano reduction along with a vocal score. The reduction allows for harmonic and entry spotting during practice.
Is this score suitable for solo horn practice?
Intended notably for the horn player, this edition highlights the solo horn part. Breathing marks, articulations, and dynamics can be studied with piano support. Phrasing and ensemble balance find a working aid here.
Can this edition be used to accompany rehearsals?
Thanks to the Piano Reduction/Vocal Score format and the separate part, accompaniment for rehearsals is provided for in this edition.
