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Concerto No. 5 in A major K219 sheet music for violin and piano by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, classical score, intermediate/advanced skill level

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Skill Level:	interm/advanced
Duration:	28' 52"
Note Range:	A1-E7

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Concerto No. 5 in A major K219

by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for violin and piano

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"Music written by Genius. I missed playing these concerts during my college years since my major was viola. Now i'm going to enjoy it to my fullest." [show more]

About "Concerto No. 5 in A major"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for violin and piano, k219, includes two different violin parts with and without fingerings and cadenzas by H.Marteau.

Publisher: Virtual Sheet Music

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Instrumentation:

violin and piano

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate/advanced

Genre:

classical, concert

Key Signatures:

A major, E major

Time Signatures:

4/4, 2/4, 3/4

Tempo:

♩=27-120 BPM (real metronome 40-120 BPM)

Duration:

28' 52"

Parts included:

violin:

16 pages [note range]

violin without fingerings:

16 pages [note range]

piano:

43 pages [note range]

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Reviews about Concerto No. 5 in A major:

Clear classical music written by genius by Michael F Rozental * VSM MEMBER * on November 2021

Music written by Genius. I missed playing these concerts during my college years since my major was viola. Now i'm going to enjoy it to my fullest.

A hard by Ross Parsai * VSM MEMBER * on July 2019

I did download the Mozart #5 in order to renew an earlier attempt to learn to play this beautiful piece. I particularly liked your inclusion of a copy without the fingerings because I do prefer to use the style of my own teacher as she is better able to suggest fingerings that will best suit my performance level at its current level. Over the years I have benefitted from the unprecedented value offered by your site. Thank you.

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Nice edition and easy to use by T on June 2009

I purchased this music as an emergency back up for performance in 2 days.I was very happy with the immediate delivery of the parts which enabled me to use them right away.The edition was good and clean to put own fingerings/bowings.
My only suggestion would be if there could be several different editions of the same piece so the performer can make their own choice.Editions vary a lot in terms of music markings so it is very important that the performer has a choice in the edition of the particular piece.
Thank you for fast delivery!

Much more than Notes by Ol on January 2009

This is such an extraordinary piece! Everyone says that it's easy or they can play it within a month, but Mozart's music has to be perfect. You have to feel the music and get the perfect ambiance of the piece in order to play it well. This is a much harder piece than you think

Mozart is the hardest thing to play by Hillary on June 2008

Mozart is not just about getting the right notes...its much harder than those show-off pieces

Interesting piece by Mary * VSM MEMBER * on March 2008

While this piece doesn't have as much natural charm as the concerto no. 3 in G, if it's played really well it sounds just as good. (what I mean is, the G major always sounds good even if you don't play it extremely well). It is quite a hard song though - it looks easy at first but to put it together, in tune and up to tempo, is difficult, but very rewarding. A cool little bonus is the adagio section at the beginning of the violin solo - I've never seen anything like that in any other Mozart concerto.

Outstanding! by Mark on May 2006

I could play this piece the first time I got it, and I have only played violin for 2 years.