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Piano concerto in B flat major. Cello sheet music. Flute sheet music. Violin sheet music.

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Concerto pour piano en si bémol majeur. Partition violoncelle. Partition flûte. feuille de violon musique.

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Piano concerto in B flat major composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. J.N. Hummel. Edited by Leonardo Miucci. For flute, violin, cello & piano. Full score and parts. Published by Edition HH Music Publishers. HH.HH355. FSP. ISBN 9790708092865. Here, for the first time in modern edition, is the second in our series of Hummel's superb arrangements of seven of Mozart's piano concertos, the Concerto in B flat, K456. Even though Mozart had written a complete set of cadenzas for this work, those composed independently by Hummel, and also his added lead-ins. EingÃnge. , seem to be inspired by his teacher's models, providing indispensable insights into the performance practice related to this repertory. These scores create a unique opportunity for pianists and students to perform Mozart's masterpieces with a handful of friends or colleagues rather than with full orchestra, or even to play them as solo works in their own right.

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Concerto pour piano en si bémol majeur composée par Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. J.N. Hummel. Edité par Leonardo Miucci. Pour flûte, violon, violoncelle. Partition et parties. Publié par Edition HH Music Publishers. HH.HH355. FSP. ISBN 9790708092865. Here, for the first time in modern edition, is the second in our series of Hummel's superb arrangements of seven of Mozart's piano concertos, the Concerto in B flat, K456. Even though Mozart had written a complete set of cadenzas for this work, those composed independently by Hummel, and also his added lead-ins. EingÃnge. , seem to be inspired by his teacher's models, providing indispensable insights into the performance practice related to this repertory. These scores create a unique opportunity for pianists and students to perform Mozart's masterpieces with a handful of friends or colleagues rather than with full orchestra, or even to play them as solo works in their own right.