No.3

Mozart’s prolific output for solo string instruments and orchestra occurred primarily between 1773 and 1779, notably during 1773 and 1775, when he composed five violin concertos and additional movements. His role as concertmaster to the Prince-Archbishop in Salzburg necessitated these works for various occasions. This period also allowed him to experiment with new techniques gained from his visits to Italy and Vienna. A piano reduction of his G major violin concerto is available, featuring an Urtext edition, practical layout, and performance notes. Additional materials include cadenzas and embellishments by renowned composers, offering a diverse range of styles for performers.