Edition Breitkopf Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus - Symphonie NR. 13 F-dur KV 112 - Orchestra
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Summary of This Score
This score dedicated to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is presented as an urtext score, particularly appreciated by instrumentalists, conductors, and teachers seeking a reliable working basis. The choice of an urtext edition emphasizes musical accuracy and readability, limiting superfluous interpretative additions to give you the freedom to shape phrasing, articulations, and dynamics in keeping with the classical style. The edition is prepared by Cliff Eisen, ensuring a meticulous editorial approach, useful both for conservatory study and concert preparation. Need it for ensemble use? Separate parts can be provided on request, an essential asset to facilitate rehearsals and ensemble playing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus | Editor | Eisen, Cliff (editor) |
| Edition | Score, urtext | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this Mozart score correspond to Symphony No. 13 KV 112?
The edition covers Symphony No. 13 in F major, catalogued as KV 112, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
What type of edition is offered for Mozart's Symphony No. 13?
The score is published as an urtext edition. This approach prioritizes accuracy of the musical text by minimizing interpretative additions.
Who prepared the urtext edition of this symphony?
The edition was prepared by Cliff Eisen, credited as editor. The score is intended for the classical orchestral repertoire.
Are individual orchestral parts included?
Individual parts can be provided upon request. This availability is indicated to facilitate ensemble rehearsals.
Does the urtext score KV 112 allow freedom of interpretation?
The urtext format permits the shaping of phrasing, articulation, and dynamics while respecting the classical style. The reference KV 112 precisely identifies the work concerned.
