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Concerto No. 3 in G major K216 sheet music for violin and piano by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, classical score, intermediate skill level

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Skill Level:	intermediate
Duration:	21' 03"
Note Range:	G1-G6

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Concerto No. 3 in G major K216

by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for violin and piano

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"My daughter used it to practice for her violin recital and it worked out very well. The ability to change the tempo helped her with the more difficult phrases. It would helpful to be able to turn in/off the violin part" [show more]

About "Concerto No. 3 in G major"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for violin and piano, k216, cadenzas by F.Ferrari included.

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Instrumentation:

violin and piano

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate

Genre:

classical, concert

Key Signatures:

G major, D major

Time Signature:

4/4

Tempo:

♩=30-130 BPM (real metronome 40-132 BPM)

Duration:

21' 03"

Parts included:

violin:

9 pages [note range]

piano:

29 pages [note range]

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Reviews about Concerto No. 3 in G major:

Very helpful and accurate. by John on March 2022

My daughter used it to practice for her violin recital and it worked out very well. The ability to change the tempo helped her with the more difficult phrases. It would helpful to be able to turn in/off the violin part

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Great practice piece to enhance skills by Robert Lundquist on July 2021

I find music that will improve all aspects of my practice. This Concerto provides opportunities to quickly shift between all of the positions while providing beautiful melodies if I do it correct. Gives me necessity to keep timing correct to make it sound good.

Beautiful piece by Allen Lu * VSM MEMBER * on December 2020

Nice Cadenza

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Good and easy to read edition by JeongP * VSM MEMBER * on December 2020

As everything on VSM calalogue, the music is easy to read. My only wish is the incomplete measure at the start of the Mov. II not counted as Measure 1.

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Good clean edition by Cheryl * VSM MEMBER * on February 2019

Nice job keeping the pages clean and I like most of the bowings, only had to change a couple. Wonder if there is a wrong note in solo part, m. 71, is the last beat D-A-E-C# or D-B-E-C#?

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Excellent Music by Allen Long * VSM MEMBER * on February 2018

Thank you for this easily readable edition.

good piece of music, but who's the editor? by Diana on January 2010

If you want to learn this piece, make sure you play it lightly.
The one complaint I have is that I wasn't sure who the editor was. Is virtual sheet music the editor? Or is it f. Ferarri?(he wrote the Cadenza.) Or is it some unnamed company?
I mean, who wrote all the bowings?
anyway, it's not a big deal because I can just change them if I want to.

wonderful! by kohcj * VSM MEMBER * on February 2008

this is a ......wonderful piece,to play this piece very well,you should take at least some years to accomplish this.i played this before,is simple,not easy