Barenreiter Moz W.A. - Symphonie Concerte En Mib Majeur Kv 364 (320D) - Violon Alto Pian0
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Summary of This Score
This score is presented as a piano reduction / vocal score, an essential format for approaching a work before the tutti passage. It allows the accompanist, singer (or vocal coach), and musicians to work on entrances, breathing, and transitions, while maintaining a coherent view of the musical architecture. Thanks to the piano adaptation, one can rehearse effectively in the studio or rehearsal room without mobilizing the orchestra.
The instrumentation associated with this edition indicates a concertante setup with violin solo and viola solo, supported by an orchestra including 2 oboes, 2 horns, and strings. This information is valuable for anticipating colors, the distribution of sound layers, and exchanges between soloists and orchestra. In practice, the piano reduction helps prepare key passages (dialogues, responses, doublings), stabilize tempo, and secure sensitive points before a full ensemble rehearsal. Bound in a flexible format, it is easy to carry and fits perfectly into a daily practice routine.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Mahling, Christoph Hellmut (editor) | Instrumentation | Violin-solo, Viola-solo, 2 Oboe, 2 Horn, Strings |
| Edition | Piano Reduction/Vocal Score | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the piano reduction of the Symphony Concertante KV 364 include the solo violin and viola parts?
The edition is a piano reduction associated with a concertante setup featuring solo violin and solo viola.
What orchestral instrumentation is indicated for this Mozart score?
The orchestration specifies 2 oboes, 2 horns, and strings surrounding the solo violin and viola parts. This indication helps identify the forces intended in the work.
Is this edition suitable for preparing the Symphony Concertante without an orchestra?
The piano reduction allows practicing entrances, transitions, and timing without involving the orchestra. It also helps stabilize the tempo in the dialogues between soloists and accompaniment. The format is suitable for rehearsals in a studio or rehearsal room.
Who edited this score of the Symphony Concertante in E-flat major KV 364?
The edition is prepared by Christoph Hellmut Mahling, credited as editor.
What type of edition is this Bärenreiter score?
This publication is offered in Piano Reduction/Vocal Score format, with a softcover binding that makes it easy to transport.
