Viola-Bibliothek

Edition Schott reflects a wide variety of music and offers a comprehensive music library suitable for students, amateur and professional musicians.Edition Schott ranges from Renaissance to Contemporar...

Vytautas Laurusas (*1930) studied at the State Conservatoire of Music; since 1994 he has been a professor there. Vocal works and chamber music form the core of his output as a composer. In his works h...

The arrangements of this collection document an increasing distance of the arranger from the original. Ballade IV and Ballade XXVI play with real pitches and the transfer into the weightlessness of na...

Many violists know Garth Knox as author of Viola Spaces (ED 20520), the groundbreaking compendium of modern playing techniques on the viola. In this edition, he applies them to variations on the famou...

The edition is part of the Trinity syllabus 2007 (grades 6,7)

Discover a melodious gem of chamber music literature with the 'Sonata in B-flat major' for viola and piano, published by the renowned Schott Musik. This piece beautifully showcases the velvety warmth...

Zimmermann wrote a series of works for unaccompanied solo instruments in which he experimented with material and tested out virtuoso playing techniques, simultaneously producing self-contained, indepe...

Zimmermann wrote a series of works for unaccompanied solo instruments in which he experimented with material and tested out virtuoso playing techniques, simultaneously producing self-contained, indepe...

The early classical concerto of Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Benda that was written around 1775 is virtuoso showing the technical and tonal qualities of the instrument to their best advantage.

Die vorliegenden vier Sätze (Andante, Con Grandezza, Andante misterioso und Agitato) der Kleinen Suite sind den 'Zwanzig Etüden' für Viola von A. Uhl (VAB 40) entnommen

This highly expressive solo work by a composer noted for his operas is quite elegiac - despite the virtuosity required by the advanced playing techniques.

The title combines the words recitare and cantare, and thus this eloquent song embodies a renewed attempt to demonstrate the communicative power of music. The piece was written for Tabea Zimmermann an...