Henle Verlag Haydn J. - Concerto For Organ (harpsichord) With String Instruments C Major Hob. Xviii:10
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Summary of This Score
This Violin Part 1 is part of an edition dedicated to Haydn and one of his most frequently performed concertos. It contains the first violin line of the Concerto for Organ (Harpsichord) with String Instruments in C major Hob. XVIII:10 (First Edition), featuring typical Viennese Classical style writing: clear phrasing, structured dynamics, and constant dialogue with the keyboard (organ or harpsichord) and strings. This score is particularly relevant for chamber orchestra musicians, ensemble formations, as well as advanced students aiming to work on intonation, section cohesion, and the elegance of Haydn's style.
Thanks to its editorial approach, this publication emphasizes readability and reliability of the musical material for rehearsal work. The Violin 1 part plays a leading role in the ensemble's balance: driving motifs, harmonic support, and highlighting responses to the soloist. Whether preparing for a concert, consolidating sight-reading, or refining bowing and articulations, this separate part serves as an effective, durable practice tool adapted to the demands of the classical repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Haydn, Joseph | Instrumentation | Violin Part 1 |
| Edition | Walter, Horst (musicological editor) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition include the first violin part?
The publication is dedicated to the separate Violin Part 1. It contains the first violin line of Joseph Haydn's Concerto in C Major Hob. XVIII:10.
For which ensemble is the Violin 1 Part Hob. XVIII:10 intended?
The indicated instrumentation is Violin Part 1, within a concerto for organ or harpsichord with string instruments.
Is the Concerto for Organ (Harpsichord) C Major Hob. XVIII:10 suitable for an advanced student?
This part can support advanced students' work on intonation and section cohesion. The writing belongs to the Viennese classicism style, with clear phrasing and structured dynamics. Bowing and articulation techniques can thus be developed within Haydn's concerto.
Who prepared the edition of this violin part?
The musicological edition is prepared by Horst Walter. The material is presented to enhance readability during rehearsals.
What key is indicated for Haydn's concerto?
The concerto is referenced Hob. XVIII:10 and is in C major. The Violin 1 part interacts with the solo keyboard and the strings.



