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Piano Concerto in B-flat major, KV 595 #Classical #Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart #Kiyoshi Tamagawa #Piano Concerto in B-flat major #Mastery for Strings Press #SheetMusicPlus

Cello,Flute,Piano,Violin - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1302391 Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Arranged by Kiyoshi Tamagawa. Chamber,Classical. 114 pages. Mastery for Strings Press #892006. Published by Mastery for Strings Press (A0.1302391). The piano concertos of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart remain among the masterpieces in the medium. His early Vienna concertos were scored for full orchestra, but conceived as being performable by a keyboard soloist with string quartet or string orchestra alone. The flexibility of the scoring shows that Mozart was not averse to having them played by more intimate groups, transforming them into chamber music.Â A rather different aesthetic viewpoint motivated the composer Johann Nepomuk Hummelâ€™s arrangements of seven of Mozartâ€™s piano concertos, composed between about 1825 and 1836. The accompanying ensemble in these arrangements consists not of strings alone but flute, violin, and cello. The participation of the instruments is in fact optional, as the orchestral tuttis are incorporated into the piano part so that a single piano soloist can perform the entire work.Â The present transcription pays homage to Hummelâ€™s elaborate and beautiful reworkings, well worth performing today, by using the same combination of instruments. The editorial viewpoint, however, is that of maximum fidelity to Mozartâ€™s original text. The hope of the transcriber is twofold: 1) that keyboard performers, instrumentalists and audiences might enjoy this beautiful work in the absence of a full orchestra, and 2) that pianists might use this version to get Mozartâ€™s original solo part in their fingers with a minimum of alteration, for such occasions when they are called upon to perform it.