Edition Breitkopf Mozart W.A. - Concerto Do Majeur Kv 299 Flute Harpe & Piano
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Summary of This Score
Mozart neither played the flute nor the harp, yet this double concerto has established itself as an essential work in the repertoire, equally appreciated by performers and audiences. This edition offers a rigorous and musical approach, designed for instrumentalists seeking a reliable working score, ideal for concert settings, auditions, or in-depth study.
Edited for Henle by András Adorján, renowned flutist, the text follows the autograph and stands out for its fidelity: where other editions tend to "smooth out" certain difficulties, this one preserves the musical and technical nuances that define the character of the work. A valuable choice for developing an authentic, articulated, and stylistically coherent interpretation, while respecting Mozart's writing.
The proposed cadenzas, written by Robert D. Levin based on a historically informed approach, offer relevant solutions to personalize the concerto's key moments. Jan Philip Schulze's piano reduction completes the set with sobriety and elegance, supporting the dialogue between flute and harp without weighing down the texture. Finally, the presentation of the harp part in score form provides real reading comfort, particularly useful for rehearsal work and balancing exchanges between soloists.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus | Pages | 60 |
| Instrumentation | Fl, Hfe, Klav | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is included in this edition of Concerto KV 299?
The edition is arranged for flute, harp, and piano, with a piano reduction by Jan Philip Schulze.
Is the harp part presented separately?
The harp part is provided as a separate part, facilitating its reading during rehearsals.
Which cadenzas are offered in the Flute and Harp Concerto KV 299?
Cadenzas written by Robert D. Levin are included. They are based on a historically informed approach and are intended for the concerto's cadenza sections.
Does this Mozart score follow the composer's manuscript?
The text edited by András Adorján follows Mozart's autograph and preserves the musical and technical particularities of the writing.
How many pages does this Breitkopf edition of Concerto KV 299 have?
This classical score contains 60 pages.
