Boosey & Hawkes Tessarini - Violin Concerto In G Major Op. 1/3 - Violon et String Orchestre
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This sheet music, included in the Trinity 2007 syllabus (Grade 5), is aimed at musicians seeking a repertoire piece at an intermediate level with clear objectives: to consolidate technique while developing expressive interpretation. It fits particularly well within an exam preparation approach, where consistency, phrase clarity, and stylistic accuracy are essential.
Across 16 pages, you will find material to build solid work, from first reading to musical realization. The op. 1/3 marking helps place the piece within a series, practical for teachers who want to propose a progression and for students who enjoy following a step-by-step learning path. Depending on your working method, you can isolate passages to focus on intonation, coordination, and tempo stability, then bring everything together for a fluid interpretation.
To optimize your rehearsals, prioritize working in short sections, first controlling rhythm and fingerings, then gradually adding dynamics, articulations, and musical phrasing. This approach makes the piece more accessible and helps you gain confidence, whether for an audition, a conservatory assessment, or a Trinity exam goal.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Collection | Trinity syllabus 2007 (Grade 5) | Pages | 16 |
| Difficulty | intermediate | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level is the Violin Concerto in G Major Op. 1/3 by Tessarini?
Classified as intermediate level, this score is included in the Trinity syllabus 2007, Grade 5.
Is this Tessarini score suitable for a Trinity Grade 5 exam?
The piece is part of the Trinity 2007 syllabus for Grade 5. The required work focuses on consistency, phrasing clarity, and stylistic accuracy. It can therefore be used as part of exam preparation.
For which ensemble is the Concerto Op. 1/3 written?
The work is intended for violin and string orchestra, as indicated by its title.
How many pages does the score contain?
The edition includes 16 pages, allowing the work to be approached in short sections before full ensemble rehearsal.
What technical aspects should be practiced with this Tessarini concerto?
The repertoire targets intonation, coordination, and tempo stability. Dynamics, articulations, and musical phrasing can then be gradually incorporated.



