Barenreiter Vivaldi Antonio - Concerto In A-moll Op.3/6
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Summary of This Score
"Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos" for young violinists offers a new series dedicated to young musicians who wish to take an essential step in their development: moving from technical practice to interpretation in a concert setting. The selection highlights short and very popular concertos, chosen for their pedagogical effectiveness and immediate musicality. It notably includes works by Rieding, Seitz, and Vivaldi, composers frequently featured in the repertoire of first violin concertos studied.
This edition is designed to facilitate comprehensive learning, both for the student and the accompanist. The publication includes a clear and easy-to-read solo violin part, as well as a piano reduction, ideal for rehearsals, auditions, and student concerts. Working with piano helps refine rhythmic sense, harmonic listening, entrances and phrase endings, while developing sound projection and stage presence.
Directed by Kurt Sassmannshaus, an internationally recognized pedagogue and co-author of the Sassmannshaus violin school tradition, the series is distinguished by introductory texts presenting each piece and offering concrete advice for approaching these "little gems" with confidence. These volumes form an ideal continuation of editions related to the Sassmannshaus school and can be used alongside them from volume 3 onward, while remaining perfectly compatible as a complement to any violin method. The collection is designed to progress towards increasingly demanding repertoire throughout the volumes.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Oskar Rieding, Friedrich Seitz, Antonio Vivaldi | Collection | Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos |
| Arranger | Piano reduction included | Genre | easy violin concerto scores |
| Edition | Bärenreiter | Difficulty | easy, progressive level |
| Instrumentation | solo violin and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level of violin is required for Vivaldi's Concerto in A minor op. 3 no. 6?
The score belongs to the Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos series, described as easy and progressive. It is intended for young violinists approaching their first concertos. Its use can accompany work starting from volume 3 of the Sassmannshaus school.
Is the piano part included?
A piano reduction is included along with the solo violin part.
Can this concerto be practiced with piano accompaniment?
The instrumentation is solo violin and piano. Working with the reduction allows for addressing entries, rhythm, and phrase endings within an ensemble context.
Is this Bärenreiter edition suitable for violin auditions?
The solo violin part is designed for clear reading, while the piano reduction can be used for rehearsals, auditions, and student concerts.
Who directs the Bärenreiter's Easy Concertos collection?
The series is directed by Kurt Sassmannshaus, a pedagogue associated with the tradition of the Sassmannshaus violin school. Introductory texts present each piece and offer practice advice.
