Joseph Haydn
Concerto No. 1 in Ab Major Hob.VIId:3
for Euphonium & Piano
Joseph Haydn
Concerto No. 1 in Ab Major Hob.VIId:3
for Euphonium & Piano
- Instrumentation Euphonium and Piano
- Edition Piano Score and Part(s)
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Difficulty Level
- Composer Joseph Haydn
- Editor Mikhail Nakariakov
- Publisher Editions Marc Reift
- Order no. EMR54131
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Description:
Experience classical elegance in a captivating new sonic dimension: With the "Concerto No. 1 in Ab Major Hob.VIId:3", Editions Marc Reift presents an outstanding classical masterpiece, expertly arranged for euphonium and piano. Originally attributed to Joseph Haydn as a horn concerto, this work unfolds a remarkable warmth, tonal richness, and brilliant virtuosity on the euphonium.
This high-quality edition includes the full piano score as well as the solo part, making it an ideal choice for advanced recitals, competitions, auditions, and conservatory studies. The radiant key of A-flat major perfectly highlights the instrument's lyrical, cantabile sound as well as its agile technical brilliance. An essential addition to any serious repertoire and a guaranteed highlight for performers and audiences alike!
This high-quality edition includes the full piano score as well as the solo part, making it an ideal choice for advanced recitals, competitions, auditions, and conservatory studies. The radiant key of A-flat major perfectly highlights the instrument's lyrical, cantabile sound as well as its agile technical brilliance. An essential addition to any serious repertoire and a guaranteed highlight for performers and audiences alike!
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