Bosworth Concerto in D Op. 36
Estimated Shipping Widget will be displayed here!
Essential Information About This Collection
Essential Information About This Collection
- A staple of the pedagogical repertoire: a clear and lyrical writing style by Oscar Rieding, ideal for progressing with musicality.
- Violin and piano ensemble: the dialogue with the accompaniment helps to work on intonation, rhythm, and ensemble listening.
- Perfect for lessons and auditions: a score designed to structure practice (interpretation, phrasing, articulations) and build confidence.
- Edition published in 2003: a reliable resource for students and teachers seeking an effective violin piano collection.
Manufacturer Information
Bosworth
https://www.halleonardeurope.com
------------------------
Safety manager:
Hal Leonard Europe BV
Email:
Address:
Summary of This Collection
This collection for violin and piano highlights the world of Oscar Rieding, a composer widely present in violin learning. His music is distinguished by clear melodies, logical musical construction, and writing that allows the development of both technique and expression without losing the musical thread.
When practiced with a pianist, this type of score is particularly educational: the accompaniment supports the pulse, clarifies the harmony, and helps the violinist to shape the sound and phrasing. In practice, this promotes better rhythmic stability, finer listening to cadences, and increased attention to dynamics, all essential for playing "cleanly" and with vitality.
Within a practice routine, this collection can serve as a foundation to approach concrete goals: left-hand placement and secure shifts, bowing regularity, articulation (slurred, detached), and dynamic control. It also fits very well into audition or exam preparation by helping to build a coherent interpretation: phrase breathing, intentions, contrasts, and continuity of the musical discourse.
Whether you are a student, teacher, or accompanist, you will find here a relevant resource to enrich your violin piano sheet music library and work on a recognized pedagogical repertoire that is both instructive and enjoyable to play.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Oscar Rieding | Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Instrumentation | Violin and Piano | ||
You will also like
Leduc
Dolly Op.56
Transatlantiques
Divertimento pour cor
Leduc
Hommage D'Un Jeune Flutiste Vol. 2
Leduc
Corindon Empereur de Coriandre
Leduc
Chant Des Clarines
Leduc
Pieces Celebres
Heugel
4 Visages Op.238 No.1 - La Californienne
Bosworth
Pastorale Op.23 No.1
Questions frequently asked
For which ensemble is this sheet music intended?
The sheet music is written for violin and piano. The piano accompaniment supports the pulse and clarifies the harmony.
Who composed Concerto in D Op. 36?
The work was composed by Oscar Rieding. This composer is frequently included in violin teaching.
What technical aspects can be practiced with this concerto?
The collection allows working on left-hand placement and the security of shifts. The bow can be practiced through slurs and detaché strokes. Managing dynamics and phrasing are also part of the suggested focuses.
Is this edition suitable for audition preparation?
Its writing for violin and piano helps to build a structured interpretation, with phrase breathing and contrasts.
From what year does the Bosworth Concerto in D Op. 36 edition date?
This edition was published in 2003. It belongs to the classical repertoire for violin and piano.
