Mozart Viola Concerto G major after the Clarinet Concerto
Edited by Teresa Schwamm
W. A. Mozart‘s Clarinet Concerto in A major, completed in 1791, undoubtedly remains to this day one of the most
outstanding works of the late Viennese classical period. Thanks to an anonymous editor, this gem of the classical
music era was arranged for viola, with the original key of A major being adopted unchanged. Teresa Schwamm,
1st solo viola player of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester and member of the Armida Quartet, has reissued this
version transposed to G major, which allows the sound of the viola to be presented much better
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Mozart Viola Concerto G major after the Clarinet Concerto
Mozart Viola Concerto G major after the Clarinet Concerto
Edited by Teresa Schwamm
W. A. Mozart‘s Clarinet Concerto in A major, completed in 1791, undoubtedly remains to this day one of the most
outstanding works of the late Viennese classical period. Thanks to an anonymous editor, this gem of the classical
music era was arranged for viola, with the original key of A major being adopted unchanged. Teresa Schwamm,
1st solo viola player of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester and member of the Armida Quartet, has reissued this
version transposed to G major, which allows the sound of the viola to be presented much better
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Edited by Teresa Schwamm
W. A. Mozart‘s Clarinet Concerto in A major, completed in 1791, undoubtedly remains to this day one of the most
outstanding works of the late Viennese classical period. Thanks to an anonymous editor, this gem of the classical
music era was arranged for viola, with the original key of A major being adopted unchanged. Teresa Schwamm,
1st solo viola player of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester and member of the Armida Quartet, has reissued this
version transposed to G major, which allows the sound of the viola to be presented much better
