Edition Breitkopf Moz Gang - Concerto Clarinette A-Dur Kv622 - Clarinet Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score highlights Mozart in a version intended for dialogue between clarinet in A and piano. The combination of the warm and singing timbre of the clarinet in A with the harmonic foundation of the piano allows an approach to Mozart's language from a particularly musical angle: long phrasing, precise articulation, dynamic balance, and a sense of breathing. Designed in the "Piano and solo" spirit, it naturally fits into daily practice (rhythmic setup, intonation, register homogeneity) as well as preparation for a performance (recital, exam, audition). The edition is provided with editorial/arrangement work credited to Kling, H and Trio di Clarone, making it an interesting reference for clarinetists wishing to enrich their classical duo repertoire with piano while developing a stylistically accomplished interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus | Edition | Piano and solo |
| Arranger | Kling, H; Trio di Clarone | Instrumentation | Clarinet in A, piano |
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music intended for A clarinet or B-flat clarinet?
The indicated instrumentation pairs an A clarinet with a piano. It therefore corresponds to Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A major KV 622.
Which edition is used for the Clarinet Concerto KV 622?
This edition belongs to the "Piano and solo" collection and credits Kling, H as well as the Trio di Clarone for the arrangement work.
Who are the composer and arrangers of this version?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the composer of the work. The editing and arrangement work is attributed to Kling, H and the Trio di Clarone. The musical reference is the Concerto in A major KV 622.
Is the Mozart KV 622 score suitable for work with piano?
The writing is designed for the interaction between the A clarinet and piano. The work can focus on phrasing, articulation, and dynamic balance.
For what situations can this clarinet sheet music be used?
The presented repertoire can be approached in the context of a recital, an examination, or an audition. The version with piano also allows work on rhythmic setup and tuning.
