Schott Stamitz Anton - Concerto N°2 Fa Majeur - Alto & Piano
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Summary of This Score
Concerto No. 2 in F Major highlights the elegant and luminous writing of Anton Stamitz, a prominent figure of Classicism. This score offers a presentation designed for musicians who wish to approach the concerto methodically, refine their style, and develop a musical interpretation beyond mere virtuosity.
The adaptation by Walter Lebermann provides a reliable and comfortable framework, with a reading logic tailored for the part. To support study, the piano reduction created by Helmut W. May is a key asset: it allows working on entrances, phrase balance, and the structure of the musical discourse, while preserving the spirit of the orchestral accompaniment.
Whether you are preparing for an exam, an audition, or repertoire revival, this edition offers a solid foundation to refine articulation, stylistic accuracy, and dynamic shaping. A relevant reference for any musician wishing to deepen their understanding of a concerto in F major from the classical repertoire with a clear and immediately usable resource.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Stamitz, Anton | Arranger | Lebermann, Walter |
Questions frequently asked
Does the score include a piano reduction?
A piano reduction arranged by Helmut W. May is included to accompany the viola part.
Which Anton Stamitz concerto is provided for viola and piano?
This edition features Anton Stamitz's Concerto No. 2 in F major, in a version for viola and piano. The work belongs to the classical repertoire.
Who adapted Stamitz's Concerto No. 2 in F major?
The adaptation is by Walter Lebermann. The layout is designed to facilitate reading at the stand and study of the solo part.
Is this edition suitable for preparing a viola exam?
Studying Concerto No. 2 in F major allows one to work on articulation, dynamics, and stylistic intonation. The piano part helps prepare entrances and phrase balance. This material can thus be used for an exam, audition, or repertoire review.
For which instrument is this Stamitz score written?
The solo part is intended for viola, with an accompaniment in piano reduction.



