Henle Verlag Mozart - Bassoon Concerto BB Major K. 191 - Bassoon et Orchestre
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Summary of This Score
This new Urtext edition highlights a cornerstone work of the repertoire, appreciated for its virtuosic passages and the richness of its musical ideas. The text is presented with particularly meticulous editorial work, offering the bassoonist a reliable foundation for working on style, articulation, breathing, and phrase shaping.
Beyond the simple musical material, this score stands out through Robert Levin's contribution regarding the cadenzas. You will find not only directly usable proposals but also inventive suggestions designed to stimulate imagination and support the construction of personal cadenzas. This is a real asset for developing artistic autonomy, asserting interpretative intent, and better understanding the balance between virtuosity, discourse, and tonal color.
Ideal for advanced studies, competitions, auditions, and performance, this edition is aimed at bassoonists seeking a reference score that is clear and musical while retaining room for freedom to personalize ornamentation and expression.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Urtext | Instrumentation | Bassoon |
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition include cadenzas for Concerto K. 191?
Cadenzas proposed by Robert Levin are included, along with suggestions intended to inspire the creation of personal cadenzas.
Is this an Urtext edition of Mozart's bassoon concerto?
The edition is indicated as Urtext. The musical text is based on careful editorial work to support the study of Mozart's style. Articulation, breathing, and phrasing are key focal points highlighted in this edition.
For which level is the Mozart K. 191 Henle edition suitable?
This score is intended for advanced bassoon students. Its use is presented for competitions, auditions, and performance.
What is the instrumentation of this Mozart score?
The specified instrumentation is bassoon, for Mozart's Concerto in B-flat major K. 191.
Can Robert Levin's cadenzas be personalized?
Robert Levin's proposals can be used directly or serve as a starting point for personal ornamentation. This approach allows working on the balance between virtuosity, musical discourse, and tone color.



