Barenreiter Rieding Oskar - Concertino In Ungarische Weise Op.21
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Summary of This Score
This edition for violin and piano is part of the "Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos" series, a progressive approach to the concerto repertoire that emphasizes musicality, style, and ensemble playing with accompaniment. The content is presented in the form of a piano conductor's score (reduction) accompanied by a separate violin part, for optimal reading comfort both in rehearsal and lessons.
The "Klavierauszug, Einzelstimme" format allows working on both rhythmic precision and sound balance between soloist and accompanist. It is a relevant resource for conservatory students, auditions, or preparation for small performances, consolidating essential concerto playing skills: entrances, transitions, breathing, and phrasing.
ISBN/ISMN: 979-0-006-53925-3
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Klavierauszug, Einzelstimme | Collection | Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos |
| Instrumentation | Violine, Klavier | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for this Rieding concertino?
The edition is written for violin and piano, with a conductor piano and a separate violin part.
Does the score include a separate violin part?
An individual violin part is provided with the piano reduction. The indicated format is "Klavierauszug, Einzelstimme".
Is Rieding Concertino In Ungarische Weise Op.21 suitable for conservatory level?
Bärenreiter’s Easy Concertos collection adopts a progressive approach to the concerto repertoire. The work focuses in particular on entries, transitions, and phrasing with accompaniment.
What is the ISBN of this Bärenreiter edition?
The ISBN/ISMN reference of this score is 979-0-006-53925-3.
Does this score allow working with an accompanying pianist?
The conductor piano allows the accompanist to follow the soloist’s part. The reduction facilitates working on rhythmic precision and balance between violin and piano.



