Henle Verlag Haydn - Concertini For Piano With Two Violins And Violoncello
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Summary of This Score
With Hob.XIV:13, this cello part is intended for instrumentalists and ensembles wishing to work on a piece by Joseph Haydn in a chamber music context. Designed for a Piano Quartet, it provides the cellist with dedicated material, more practical than reading from a full score, especially for rehearsals, bowing notes, fingerings, bow strokes, and ensemble cues.
The cello fully plays its role as the harmonic and rhythmic foundation, in dialogue with the piano and other strings. This configuration highlights the precision of articulation, the quality of sound in the lower registers, as well as the clarity of transitions. During rehearsals, a separate part promotes faster setup, better anticipation of entrances, and increased reading comfort, particularly useful when the tempo accelerates or pages turn frequently.
The edition is prepared by Walter, Horst as a musicological editor, an asset for musicians seeking a carefully prepared and coherent text. Whether you are a conservatory student, an experienced chamber musician, or a teacher building a sheet music library, this material is a relevant choice for approaching Haydn seriously while maintaining the flexibility essential for collective work (annotations, cues, indications for musical breathing and sound balance).
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Haydn, Joseph | Instrumentation | Piano Quartet |
| Edition | Walter, Horst (musicological editor) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition include the cello part alone?
This Hob.XIV:13 reference provides a separate part dedicated to the cello, intended for ensemble reading.
What is the instrumentation of Haydn's Concertini Hob.XIV:13?
The indicated instrumentation is the Piano Quartet. The ensemble includes piano, two violins, and cello.
Is the part suitable for chamber music rehearsals?
The separate part format facilitates the cellist’s reading during rehearsals. Fingering, bowing, and ensemble cues can be added. This layout helps anticipate entries and page turns.
Who prepared this edition of Haydn?
The musicological edition is prepared by Horst Walter.
For what level of playing is this cello part appropriate?
The material is intended for conservatory students, chamber musicians, and teachers assembling a music library. The cello provides harmonic and rhythmic foundation within the Piano Quartet.
