Edition Breitkopf Pergolesi G. - Stabat Mater - Partie Separee V1
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Summary of This Score
This Urtext edition presents the violin 1 (V1) part of a work by Giambattista Pergolesi. Designed to provide a reliable working basis, it is suitable for both developing musicians and experienced players seeking a reference score for rehearsal and performance.
With its focus on essentials, this score highlights Pergolesi's characteristic writing and facilitates attention to key ensemble playing aspects: intonation, articulation, musical phrasing, and rhythmic precision. The V1 part naturally fits into chamber music, student orchestra, or ensemble settings, while remaining relevant for targeted technical work (tone, bowing, phrasing).
With its 22 pages, this resource is well-suited for regular use at conservatories, private lessons, or rehearsals. A score to include in your library for approaching the Italian repertoire with clear, structured, and musically demanding reading.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Pergolesi, Giambattista | Instrumentation | V1 |
| Edition | URTEXT EDITION | Pages | 22 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this part intended for Violin 1?
The notation “V1” designates the separate Violin 1 part from Giambattista Pergolesi's Stabat Mater.
How many pages does the Violin 1 part of Pergolesi's Stabat Mater contain?
This separate part contains 22 pages. This format is intended for regular use in rehearsal or at the conservatory.
Which edition is used for this V1 part of Pergolesi?
The edition is presented as an Urtext edition. It provides a working basis intended for rehearsal and performance.
Is the score suitable for a section stand?
Designed for Violin 1, this part fits well on a stand within an ensemble or student orchestra. The writing allows work on intonation and articulation. Phrasing and rhythmic precision are also among the focus points mentioned.
For which musical genre is this violin part published?
The score is classified in the classical genre and features a work by Giambattista Pergolesi.
