Edition Breitkopf MOZART WOLFGANG AMADEUS - MISSA BREVIS IN G KV140(C1.12) - PIANO
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Summary of this score
This score by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is offered in piano reduction, a particularly relevant choice for musicians who wish to approach the work directly and efficiently at the keyboard. Whether to prepare a rehearsal, work on harmony, anticipate balances, or simply deepen the understanding of the musical discourse, this "piano reduction" format facilitates access to the musical material while preserving the essential construction of the work.
The Urtext approach emphasizes a reliable restitution of the musical text, without superfluous interpretative additions. It is a valuable asset for refining the classical style, clarifying musical intentions, and building a personal interpretation on solid foundations. The editorial work entrusted to Schloemann, B. and Michael Obst contributes to offering a clear reading, suitable both for sight-reading and detailed work (tempo, breaths, articulation).
A recommended score for pianists, vocal coaches, instrumentalists preparing for ensemble playing, as well as for teachers seeking a reliable resource to approach Mozart with rigor and reading comfort.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus | Instrumentation | Piano (piano reduction) |
| Edition | Piano reduction, Urtext | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Mozart's Missa brevis KV 140 available in a piano reduction?
The edition C1.12 of Missa brevis KV 140 is a piano reduction, designed to cover the essential musical material at the keyboard.
Is this Mozart KV140 score an Urtext edition?
The musical text is presented in an Urtext edition. This approach aims for an accurate rendering without unnecessary interpretive additions.
Who edited the piano reduction of the Missa brevis in G major KV 140?
The editorial work was entrusted to B. Schloemann and Michael Obst. The layout is intended for sight-reading and detailed work on tempos, phrasing, and articulations. This edition carries the number C1.12 at Breitkopf.
For which musicians is the piano reduction of Missa brevis KV 140 suitable?
This score is intended for pianists, vocal coaches, and instrumentalists preparing ensemble work. It can also serve as a resource for teachers studying Mozart.
Is it possible to work on the harmony of Missa brevis KV 140 at the piano?
Thanks to the piano reduction of Missa brevis KV 140, it is possible to study the harmony and anticipate the balance of the work at the keyboard.
