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SKU: A0.901017
Composed by Jean Baptiste Vanhal. Arranged by Tabitha Kierszka. Classical,Concert. Score and parts. 32 pages. Tabitha Kierszka #6566841. Published by Tabitha Kierszka (A0.901017).This piano concerto (concertino) by Jean Baptiste Vanhal (1739-1813) is a very charming and lively 'first concerto' for late intermediate pianists as the technical difficulty of the solo part is more or less that of the Mozart Sonata in C (KV545).
The key is C major. It has three movements, Allegro moderato, Andante en Finale, which is a theme with 3 variations.
The 'orchestra' consists of a viola and a violoncello part.
A great student concerto, or a lively piece of chamber music.
Total 32 pages, the complete score is provided as well as separate parts for the piano, viola and cello parts.
This edition is created from the manuscript version of the piece. The composer provided very few performance markings, all markings in the score were given by the composer.
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