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 score offers the "Concerto for Organ (Harpsichord) with String instruments C major Hob. XVIII:10 (First Edition)," an emblematic work by Joseph Haydn, where the keyboard (organ or harpsichord) dialogues with the strings in a clear, structured, and expressive style. The edition emphasizes the "Bass" instrumentation, an asset for preparing ensemble performances, working on harmonic foundation, or supplementing orchestral material when the bass part needs to be available independently.
Thanks to its hardcover binding, this edition is particularly well suited for rehearsals, extended practice sessions, and reading at the music stand. Whether you are an orchestral musician, teacher, or performer wishing to deepen your understanding of the classical repertoire, this edition allows you to approach the concerto with special attention to the rhythmic and harmonic foundation, essential to the balance between soloist and accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Haydn, Joseph | Instrumentation | Bass |
Questions frequently asked
Which part is included in this edition of the concerto Hob. XVIII:10?
The indicated instrumentation is "Bass," which is a bass part intended for ensemble material.
Is this score suitable for accompanying an organ or harpsichord?
The work is written for organ or harpsichord with string instruments. The bass part allows working on the harmonic foundation of the accompaniment.
What is the key of Haydn's Organ Concerto Hob. XVIII:10?
The score is in C major, in accordance with the reference Hob. XVIII:10.
Is this a first edition of Haydn's concerto?
The title mentions "First Edition." This edition concerns Joseph Haydn's Concerto for Organ (Harpsichord) with String Instruments.
Is the score practical for ensemble rehearsals?
The hardcover is designed for reading on a music stand. This format is suited for rehearsals and extended practice sessions. The "Bass" part supports the rhythmic balance with the soloist and the strings.
