Doblinger Haydn Joseph - Concerto NR. 2 C-dur
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Summary of This Score
"Hob. XVIII:8 Erstdruck" offers a score of a work from the Hoboken catalogue, in the category of concertos and concertante works ("Konzerte, Konzertante Werke"). Designed to support serious reading and interpretation work, this edition emphasizes clarity of the musical material and an organization suited for study, whether in class, rehearsal, or concert preparation.
With an indicative duration of about 13 minutes, this score fits easily into a program, audition, or focused practice session. Its 28-page format allows for addressing the structure, articulations, and musical logic of the work without multiplying materials. Whether you are a conservatory musician, a performer seeking a reliable working text, or a teacher looking for a clear resource to approach the concertante repertoire, this score provides a solid, clear, and directly usable foundation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Edition | score | Pages | 28 |
| Genre | Konzerte, Konzertante Werke | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the Hoboken reference for this edition?
The edition corresponds to the reference Hob. XVIII:8 and bears the mention "Erstdruck".
Is this edition offered as a full score?
The indicated format is "score", corresponding to a full score. No separate material is mentioned in the provided information.
How long is Haydn's Concerto No. 2 in C major?
The approximate duration is about 13 minutes, suitable for listening or inclusion in a concert program.
How many pages does the score contain?
With its 28 pages, this edition compiles the musical material into a single volume. This allows for an analysis of the work's structure and articulations.
Haydn Concerto No. 2 in C major: for which repertoire is this score classified?
Classified in the classical genre, this score falls under the category "Konzerte, Konzertante Werke". It is thus part of the concerto and concertante repertoire. Its content is designed for study and performance practice.
