Edition Breitkopf Moz Gang - Missa Brevis In C Kv 220(196B) - Soli Mixed Choir Orchestra
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Summary of This Score
Designed for musicians seeking an accurate working basis, this Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart score is offered in an urtext edition, a preferred choice when one wishes to study the work with maximum fidelity to the text. The score format facilitates an overall reading and allows quick identification of the musical structure, balances, and articulations.
The edition was prepared by Franz Beyer, bringing coherence and editorial rigor appreciated both for study and performance. Whether you are a performer, teacher, or conservatory student, you have here a solid working resource adapted to the demands of musical practice.
To further aid preparation, separate parts can also be provided on request: a particularly useful option when preparing a performance with multiple sections or when dedicated materials are needed for each musician.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus | Edition | Score, urtext |
| Arranger | Beyer, Franz | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Missa Brevis KV 220 offered in an urtext edition?
The work is provided in an urtext edition, with a text established for a faithful approach to Mozart's score.
What score format is included for the Missa Brevis in C KV 220?
The full score presents the complete notation. The simultaneous reading of soloist parts, mixed choir, and orchestra facilitates analysis of the structure and balances.
Who prepared this edition of the Missa Brevis KV 220 (196b)?
The edition was prepared by Franz Beyer.
Are separate parts available for the choir and orchestra?
Separate parts can be provided upon request. This option allows dedicated materials to be prepared for the different sections during a performance.
Does this score correspond to a classical work by Mozart?
This reference belongs to the classical repertoire and is attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It concerns the Missa Brevis in C, KV 220 (196b), for soloists, mixed choir, and orchestra. Its edition in full score supports both study work and stage preparation.
