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Breitkopf & Härtel ❙❙ G. <strong>Henle</strong> <strong>Verlag</strong>
I place great value on Urtext editions<br />
based on the current state of research.<br />
To me, the most recent <strong>Henle</strong> and<br />
Breitkopf editions (“Mozart 21”) are<br />
the gold standard for Mozart.<br />
I present my thanks and a wholehearted<br />
recommendation!<br />
L ARS VOGT Pianist
THE NEW EDITIONS.<br />
Mozart’s music is eternally young<br />
and stimulating, and is approached<br />
in a new way by each new generation.<br />
Today’s musicians have the choice<br />
between countless editions – older<br />
and newer ones.<br />
Our 21st-century Mozart editions<br />
reflect the most recent state of<br />
international Mozart scholarship<br />
– Urtext editions for our time,<br />
prepared by experienced editors and<br />
endorsed by world-famous artists.<br />
Breitkopf & Härtel<br />
G. <strong>Henle</strong> <strong>Verlag</strong><br />
“Mozart 21” is an inestimably important<br />
project for me and for all who want<br />
an up-to-the-minute performance-quality<br />
Mozart Urtext. I can warmly recommend<br />
the many Breitkopf and <strong>Henle</strong> editions<br />
that I know. And thanks to their in-depth<br />
commentaries, they even spare one<br />
the examination of the original sources.<br />
RENÉ JACOBS Conductor
PIANO MUSIC<br />
4<br />
• Critically revised and reprinted: proven Urtext classics<br />
• The early violin sonatas in the alternative versions for piano solo authorized by Mozart<br />
PIANO SOLO<br />
Piano Sonata D major K. 284 (205b)<br />
New Edition, revised by Ernst Herttrich (2012)<br />
Fingering by Hans-Martin Theopold<br />
❙ HN 1063<br />
Piano Sonata C major K. 309 (284b)<br />
New Edition, revised by Ernst Herttrich (2012)<br />
Fingering by Hans-Martin Theopold<br />
❙ HN 1065<br />
Piano Pieces<br />
From “Nannerl Music Book” K. 1a–f, 2–5, 9a (5a), 6–8;<br />
Londoner Music Book K. 15a–15qq; Piano Piece F major<br />
K. 33B; Fugues G major, D major K. 154a (Anh. A 61/62)<br />
and g minor K. 401 (375e); Preludes K. deest (Anh. C<br />
15.11), C major K. 395 (300g); Prelude (Fantasy) and<br />
Fugue C major K. 394 (383a); Sonata Movement B flat<br />
major K. 400 (372a) and g minor K. 312 (590d);<br />
Fantasies c minor K. 396 (385f) and d minor K. 397 (385g);<br />
Fragment of a Suite C major K. 399 (385i); Marche funèbre<br />
c minor K. 453a; Rondos D major K. 485 and a minor<br />
K. 511; Adagio b minor K. 540; Gigue G major K. 574;<br />
Andantino E flat major K. 236 (588b); Andante for a<br />
Musical Clock F major K. 616; Adagio for Glass Harmonica<br />
C major K. 356 (617a); Menuets D major K. 355 (576b)<br />
and K. 103 (61d), C major K. 61gII, D major K. 94 (73h),<br />
K. 176, K. 315a (315g); Kontretänze K. deest (269b)<br />
and from “The Thunderstorm“ K. 534; Marcia C major<br />
K. 408/1 (383e); 6 German Dances K. 509<br />
Appendix: K. Anh. 20a (626b/25); K. Anh. 207<br />
(Anh. C27.06); K. Anh. 135 (547a); Fragments from<br />
K. 9b (5b), K. 15nn, K. 15rr, K. 15ss, K. 399 (385i)<br />
New Edition, revised by Ullrich Scheideler (2006)<br />
Fingering by Walther Lampe and<br />
Andreas Groethuysen<br />
Paperbound ❙ HN 22<br />
Clothbound ❙ HN 23<br />
“Wunderkind“-Sonatas<br />
Edition for Piano solo<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2013)<br />
Fingering by Ariane Haering<br />
Volume I<br />
Sonatas K. 6–9 ❙ HN 1094<br />
Volume II<br />
Sonatas K. 10–15 ❙ HN 1095<br />
Volume III<br />
Sonatas K. 26–31 ❙ HN 1096<br />
• The early violin sonatas in the alternative versions<br />
for piano solo authorized by Mozart<br />
(Vol. I and III are first editions)<br />
PIANO FOUR-HANDS<br />
Works for Piano Four-hands<br />
Piano Sonatas D major K. 381 (123a), B flat major K. 358<br />
(186c), F major K. 497, C major K. 521, C major K. 19d;<br />
Andante with Variations G major K. 501; Allegro<br />
K. 357 (497a) and Andante K. 357 (500a) G major;<br />
Fugue g minor K. 401 (375e); Piece for a Musical Clock<br />
f minor K. 594; Piece for a Musical Clock f minor K. 608<br />
New Edition, revised by Peter Jost (2011)<br />
Fingering by Andreas Groethuysen<br />
Paperbound ❙ HN 932<br />
Clothbound ❙ HN 933<br />
• Sole complete edition to reflect the current state<br />
of research<br />
• Contains the Fugue K. 401 (written for piano or<br />
organ)<br />
• Features the presumably inauthentic Sonata<br />
K. 19d in the Appendix
SOLO INSTRUMENT AND PIANO<br />
• Piano reductions made by great performers and experienced arrangers<br />
• Piano reductions that are easy on the fingers and rewarding to the ear<br />
• Concertos with refreshingly new cadenzas in the “Mozart style”<br />
• Publications with asterisk (*) contain two solo parts: one with fingerings/bowings and one without<br />
5<br />
TWO PIANOS FOUR-HANDS<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 9) E flat major K. 271<br />
“Jenamy”<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen and<br />
Robert D. Levin (2001)<br />
Cadenzas by Cliff Eisen and Robert D. Levin<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction by Walter Heinz Bernstein<br />
❙ EB 8640<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 17) G major K. 453<br />
edited by Stephan Hörner (2008)<br />
Cadenzas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction and Fingering by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 765 ❙ EB 10765<br />
• “This piano reduction is perfectly suited for sightreading<br />
and does not feel cluttered at any moment.”<br />
(Piano News)<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 21) C major K. 467<br />
edited by Norbert Gertsch (2007)<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction, Cadenzas and Fingering<br />
by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 766 ❙ EB 10766<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 23) A major K. 488<br />
edited by Ernst-Günter Heinemann (2008)<br />
Cadenza by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction and Fingering by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 767 ❙ EB 10767<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 25) C major K. 503<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2011)<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction, Cadenzas and Fingering<br />
by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 825 ❙ EB 10825<br />
• New source evaluation gives more weight to the<br />
first edition of 1797<br />
VIOLIN AND PIANO<br />
Single Movements K. 216, 269 and 373<br />
for Violin and Orchestra<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2002)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas and Fingering by Kurt Guntner<br />
❙ HN 707 *<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 1) B flat major K. 207<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2003)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas and Fingering by Kurt Guntner<br />
❙ HN 706 *<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 2) D major K. 211<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2003)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas and Fingering by Kurt Guntner<br />
❙ HN 705 *<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 3) G major K. 216<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2002)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Andrew Manze<br />
❙ EB 8737<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 3) G major K. 216<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2002)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas and Fingering by Kurt Guntner<br />
❙ HN 688 *<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 4) D major K. 218<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2003)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Andrew Manze<br />
❙ EB 8738<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 4) D major K. 218<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2001)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas and Fingering by Kurt Guntner<br />
❙ HN 680 *
SOLO INSTRUMENT AND PIANO<br />
6<br />
• Piano reductions made by great performers and experienced arrangers<br />
• Piano reductions that are easy on the fingers and rewarding to the ear<br />
• Concertos with refreshingly new cadenzas in the “Mozart style”<br />
• Publications with asterisk (*) contain two solo parts: one with fingerings/bowings and one without<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 5) A major K. 219<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2004)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Andrew Manze<br />
❙ EB 8739<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 5) A major K. 219<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2000)<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas and Fingering by Kurt Guntner<br />
❙ HN 679<br />
“Wunderkind“-Sonatas<br />
for Violin and Piano<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2012)<br />
Fingering by Benjamin Schmid [Violin]<br />
and Ariane Haering [Piano]<br />
Volume I<br />
Sonatas K. 6–9 ❙ HN 1077 *<br />
Volume II<br />
Sonatas K. 10–15 ❙ HN 1078 *<br />
Volume III<br />
Sonatas K. 26–31 ❙ HN 1079 *<br />
VIOLIN, VIOLA AND PIANO<br />
Sinfonia concertante E flat major K. 364 (320d)<br />
for Violin, Viola and Orchestra<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2006)<br />
Cadenzas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br />
Edition for Violin, Viola and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Fingering and Bowing by Frank Peter Zimmermann<br />
and Tabea Zimmermann<br />
❙ HN 798 * ❙ EB 10798 *<br />
• First correct source evaluation gives rise to a great<br />
quantity of improvements<br />
• Viola part in scordatura notation (D major, as<br />
in the sources) as well as in E flat major (modern<br />
practice)
SOLO INSTRUMENT AND PIANO<br />
• Piano reductions made by great performers and experienced arrangers<br />
• Piano reductions that are easy on the fingers and rewarding to the ear<br />
• Concertos with refreshingly new cadenzas in the “Mozart style”<br />
7<br />
FLUTE AND PIANO<br />
Andante C major K. 315 (285e)<br />
for Flute and Orchestra<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 675 ❙ EB 10675<br />
Flute Concerto G major K. 313 (285c)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2006)<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Henrik Wiese<br />
❙ EB 8644<br />
• Includes a facsimile of the solo part of the first edition<br />
• Includes cadenzas from the earliest handwritten<br />
sources<br />
Flute Concerto G major K. 313 (285c)<br />
edited by András Adorján (2000)<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 673<br />
Flute Concerto D major K. 314 (285d)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2009)<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Henrik Wiese<br />
❙ EB 8047<br />
Flute Concerto D major K. 314 (285d)<br />
edited by András Adorján (2000)<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 674<br />
FLUTE, HARP AND PIANO<br />
Concerto C major K. 299 (297c)<br />
for Flute, Harp and Orchestra<br />
edited by András Adorján (2004)<br />
Edition for Flute, Harp and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 768<br />
OBOE AND PIANO<br />
• Both editions of K. 314 offer the synoptical printing<br />
of the divergently transmitted solo part: from Breitkopf<br />
as a “study part” after the “performance part,” and<br />
from <strong>Henle</strong> in a meticulously prepared supplement<br />
Oboe Concerto C major K. 314 (285d)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2009)<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Henrik Wiese<br />
❙ EB 8048<br />
Oboe Concerto C major K. 314 (285d)<br />
edited and with an additional booklet<br />
by Ingo Goritzki (2001)<br />
Edition for Oboe and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert Levin<br />
❙ HN 695<br />
CLARINET AND PIANO<br />
Clarinet Concerto A major K. 622<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2003)<br />
Edition for Clarinet and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze<br />
❙ HN 729<br />
• “<strong>Henle</strong> doesn’t believe in skimping: An informative<br />
preface listing all sources and commentaries on the<br />
reconstruction of the bass-clarinet part enhances the<br />
piano reduction – which is supplied with footnotes –<br />
as well as the two individual parts.”<br />
(Schweizer Musikzeitung)<br />
Clarinet Quintet A major K. 581<br />
edited by Werner Breig (2005)<br />
Edition for Clarinet [A] and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig<br />
❙ EB 8784<br />
• “In a painstaking work cycle and argumentational<br />
procedure, Breig has – inasmuch as this is possible –<br />
successfully produced a version that is so convincing<br />
that one feels it must have been exactly like this<br />
in Mozart’s autograph as well.”<br />
(Acta Mozartiana)
SOLO INSTRUMENT AND PIANO<br />
8<br />
• Piano reductions made by great performers and experienced arrangers<br />
• Piano reductions that are easy on the fingers and rewarding to the ear<br />
• Concertos with refreshingly new cadenzas in the “Mozart style”<br />
BASSOON AND PIANO<br />
Bassoon Concerto B flat major K. 191 (186e)<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2006)<br />
Edition for Bassoon and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 801 ❙ EB 10801<br />
• “The edition of the Bassoon Concerto fosters<br />
the sincerest hope for further ‘Hessian-Bavarian’<br />
coproductions.”<br />
(Acta Mozartiana)<br />
HORN AND PIANO<br />
Horn Concerto E flat major K. 370b+371<br />
edited by Robert D. Levin (2003)<br />
Edition for Horn and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Christian Rudolf Riedel,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ EB 8697<br />
Horn Concerto (No. 1) D major K. 412/514<br />
with “Süßmayr Rondo” K. 514 and Rondofragment<br />
K. 412, completed by Henrik Wiese<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2001)<br />
Edition for Horn and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze<br />
❙ HN 701<br />
Horn Concerto (No. 2) E flat major K. 417<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2002)<br />
Edition for Horn and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze<br />
❙ HN 702<br />
Horn Concerto (No. 3) E flat major K. 447<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2000)<br />
Edition for Horn and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 703<br />
• “Whoever cannot or does not want to rely on his<br />
or her improvisational talent can use this material<br />
without reservation.”<br />
(Acta Mozartiana)<br />
Horn Concerto (No. 4) E flat major K. 495<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2002)<br />
Edition for Horn and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 704<br />
• Horn part in four-color printing as in Mozart’s<br />
autograph color notation
CHAMBER MUSIC<br />
• Many editions feature fold-out pages to avoid page turns<br />
9<br />
Adagio and Rondo K. 617<br />
for Glass Harmonica (Piano), Flute, Oboe, Viola and<br />
Violoncello<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2001)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 677<br />
Divertimenti for 2 Oboes, 2 Horns and<br />
2 Bassoons<br />
Divertimenti F major K. 213, B flat major K. 240,<br />
E flat major K. 252 (240a), F major K. 253 and<br />
B flat major K. 270<br />
edited by Felix Loy (2013)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 1191<br />
Divertimento K. 525 “A Little Night<br />
Music”<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2010)<br />
Partitur and Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 1005<br />
Additional Parts: Violin 1, Violin 2,<br />
Viola, Violoncello/Basso<br />
❙ HN 1006–1009<br />
Gran Partita B flat major K. 361 (370a)<br />
for 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Basset Horns, 4 Horns,<br />
2 Bassoons and Double Bass<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 809<br />
Horn Quintet E flat major K. 407 (386c)<br />
for Horn, Violin, 2 Violas and Violoncello<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese and Norbert Müllemann (2010)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 826<br />
Clarinet Quintet A major K. 581<br />
for Clarinet, 2 Violins, Viola and Violoncello<br />
edited by Werner Breig (2005)<br />
Score and Parts<br />
❙ KM 2289<br />
Edition for Clarinet [A] and Piano<br />
Pianoauszug by Werner Breig<br />
❙ EB 8784<br />
• Includes a conjectured reconstruction of the nontransmitted<br />
original version for basset clarinet<br />
• and an additional part for this instrument, which is<br />
now available again today thanks to the production<br />
of new instruments of this type<br />
Clarinet Quintet A major K. 581<br />
and Fragment K. Anh. 91 (516c)<br />
for Clarinet, 2 Violins, Viola and Violoncello<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 769<br />
Piano Trios<br />
Divertimento B flat major K. 254, Trios G major K. 496,<br />
E flat major K. 498 “Kegelstatt-Trio”, B flat major K. 502,<br />
E major K. 542, C major K. 548 and G major K. 564<br />
New Edition, revised by Ernst Herttrich (2006)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 247<br />
Oboe Quartet F major K. 370 (368b)<br />
for Oboe, Violin, Viola and Violoncello<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2005)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 794<br />
Quintet E flat major K. 452<br />
for Piano, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2000)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 665<br />
• First movement with many corrections of previously<br />
falsely transmitted notes<br />
• First printing of last movement to feature authentic close<br />
without (false) ossia<br />
Serenade E flat major K. 375<br />
for 2 Clarinets, 2 Horns and 2 Bassoons<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 795<br />
Serenade E flat major K. 375<br />
for 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Horns and 2 Bassoons<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 796<br />
Serenade c minor K. 388 (384a)<br />
for 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 2 Horns and 2 Bassoons<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 797
CHAMBER MUSIC<br />
10<br />
• Many editions feature fold-out pages to avoid page turns<br />
Sonata B flat major K. 292 (196c)<br />
for Bassoon and Violoncello<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2010)<br />
Score and Parts<br />
Figured Bass Realization by Wolfgang Kostujak<br />
❙ HN 827<br />
String Quintets I<br />
String Quintet B flat major K. 174 with early versions<br />
for 2 Violins, 2 Violas and Violoncello<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2008)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 777<br />
• “It’s <strong>Henle</strong>, it’s heaven sent. Everything that’s needed<br />
for chamber music playing at any level is here. Clarity<br />
of presentation, totally trustworthy scholarship, bar<br />
numbers (at the start of each stave!), excellent quality<br />
paper; you get the feeling you can play the music<br />
immaculately even before you have tuned your<br />
instrument. If only these editions had been available<br />
when I was a student.”<br />
(News & Views)<br />
String Quintets II<br />
String Quintets c minor K. 406 (516b), C major K. 515<br />
and g minor K. 516<br />
for 2 Violins, 2 Violas and Violoncello<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2006)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 778<br />
• K. 515 and K. 516: Previously unknown Mozart<br />
corrections taken into consideration here for the<br />
first time<br />
String Quintets III<br />
String Quintets D major K. 593 and E flat major K. 614<br />
for 2 Violins, 2 Violas and Violoncello<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2010)<br />
Parts complete<br />
❙ HN 779<br />
• K. 593, 4 th movement: First ossia printing of the<br />
autograph and (divergent) reading of the first edition<br />
• K. 614, 1 st movement: First printing of the authentic<br />
music text of the primary theme (without trills at<br />
many passages)
CONCERT ARIAS<br />
• Includes many first editions<br />
• In-depth prefaces provide historical and musical backgroand information<br />
• Information on vocal performance practice and a list of contemporary instructional works<br />
• Complete aria texts in German and English translations<br />
• Suggestions by distinguished Mozart interpreters for cadenzas, lead-ins and embellishments<br />
11<br />
Concert Arias for Soprano<br />
edited by Franz Beyer (1999–2002)<br />
with Cadenzas by Juliane Banse<br />
Edition for Soprano and Piano<br />
Piano Reductions by Franz Beyer, Wolfgang Amadeus<br />
Mozart, Christian Rudolf Riedel and Julius Rietz<br />
Volume 1<br />
Conservati fedele K. 23<br />
Cara, se le mie pene K. 6 deest<br />
A Berenice – Sol nascente K. 70 (61c)<br />
Per pietà, bell’ idol mio K. 78 (73b)<br />
Fra cento affanni K. 88 (73c)<br />
Oh, temerario Arbace! – Per quel paterno amplesso<br />
K. 79 (73d)<br />
Misero me! – Misero pargoletto K. 77 (73e)<br />
Se ardire e speranza K. 82 (73o)<br />
Se tutti i mali miei K. 83 (73p)<br />
Non caro l’affetto K. 74b<br />
Der Liebe himmlisches Gefühl K. 119 (382h)<br />
❙ EB 8671<br />
Volume 2<br />
Ridente la calma K. 152 (210a)<br />
Ah! spiegarti, oh Dio K. 178 (417c)<br />
Voi avete un cor fedele K. 217<br />
Ah, lo previdi! – Ah, t’invola – Deh, non varcar K. 272<br />
Alcandro, lo confesso – Non sò d’onde viene K. 294<br />
Basta, vincesti – Ah non lasciarmi, no K.486a (295a)<br />
Popoli di Tessaglia! – Io non chiedo, eterni Dei<br />
K. 316 (400h)<br />
Ma che vi fece, o stelle – Sperai vicino il lido K. 368<br />
Misera! dove son – Ah! non son io che parlo K. 369<br />
A questo seno deh vieni – Or che il cielo a me ti rende<br />
K. 374<br />
Nehmt meinen Dank, ihr holden Gönner! K. 383<br />
Mia speranza adorata! – Ah non sai qual pena sia K. 416<br />
❙ EB 8672<br />
Concert Arias for Tenor<br />
Va, dal furor portata K. 21 (19c)<br />
Or che il dover – Tali e cotanti sono K. 36 (33i)<br />
Si mostra la sorte K. 209<br />
Con ossequio, con rispetto K. 210<br />
Clarice cara mia sposa K. 256<br />
Se al labbro mio non credi K. 295<br />
Per pietà, non ricercate K. 420<br />
Misero! O sogno – Aura, che intorno spiri K. 431 (425b)<br />
Müsst ich auch durch tausend Drachen K. 435 (416b)<br />
Dove mai trovar quel ciglio?, aus K. 430 (424a)<br />
Non temer, amato bene, aus K. 490<br />
edited by Franz Beyer (2005)<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Christoph Prégardien<br />
Edition for Tenor and Piano<br />
Piano Reductions by Franz Beyer, Christian Rudolf Riedel<br />
and Julius Rietz<br />
❙ EB 8778<br />
Concert Arias for Bass<br />
Io ti lascio, oh cara, addio K. Anh. 245 (621a)<br />
Cosi dunque tradisci – Aspri rimorsi atroci K. 432 (421a)<br />
Männer suchen stets zu naschen K. 433 (416c)<br />
Alcandro lo confesso – Non sò d’onde viene K. 512<br />
Mentre ti lascio, oh figlia K. 513<br />
Ich möchte wohl der Kaiser sein K. 539<br />
Un bacio di mano K. 541<br />
Rivolgete a lui lo sguardo K. 584<br />
Per questa bella mano K. 612<br />
edited by Franz Beyer (2008)<br />
with Embellishments by Robert Holl<br />
Edition for Bass and Piano<br />
Piano Reductions by Franz Beyer and<br />
Christian Rudolf Riedel<br />
❙ EB 8798<br />
Volume 3<br />
Vorrei spiegarvi, oh Dio! K. 418<br />
No, che non sei capace K. 419<br />
Ch’io mi scordi di te? – Non temer, amato bene K. 505<br />
Bella mia fiamma, addio – Resta, oh cara K. 528<br />
Ah se in ciel, benigne stelle K. 548<br />
Al desio di chi t’adora K. 577<br />
Alma grande e nobil core K. 578<br />
Un moto di gioia K. 579<br />
Schon lacht der holde Frühling K. 580<br />
Chi sà, chi sà, qual sia K. 582<br />
Vado, ma dove? oh Dei! K. 583<br />
❙ EB 8673
SOLO CONCERTOS<br />
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• Urtext material coordinated for performance practice:<br />
• Score with Critical Report and clearly marked editorial additions<br />
• Orchestral parts with clearly presented musical text, without “ifs or buts”<br />
• Piano reductions made in collaboration with leading Mozart performers<br />
PIANO AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 9) E flat major K. 271<br />
“Jenamy”<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen and Robert D. Levin (2001)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5300<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5300<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction by Walter Heinz Bernstein,<br />
Cadenzas by Cliff Eisen and Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ EB 8640<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 17) G major K. 453<br />
edited by Stephan Hörner (2008)<br />
Cadenzas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br />
Score ❙ PB 15108<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15108<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction and Fingering by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 765 ❙ EB 10765<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 21) C major K. 467<br />
edited by Norbert Gertsch (2007)<br />
Score ❙ PB 15106<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15106<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction, Fingering and Cadenzas<br />
by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 766 ❙ EB 10766<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 23) A major K. 488<br />
edited by Ernst-Günter Heinemann (2008)<br />
Cadenza by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br />
Score ❙ PB 15107<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15107<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction and Fingering by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 767 ❙ EB 10767<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 25) C major K. 503<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2011)<br />
Score ❙ PB 15123<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15123<br />
Edition for 2 Pianos<br />
Piano Reduction, Fingering and Cadenzas<br />
by András Schiff<br />
❙ HN 825 ❙ EB 10825<br />
• New source evaluation gives more weight to the<br />
first edition of 1797<br />
VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA<br />
• “All who purchase these editions can rest assured<br />
that they have acquired the most authentic<br />
musical texts by Mozart available.”<br />
(Acta Mozartiana)<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 3) G major K. 216<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2002)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5369<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5369<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Andrew Manze<br />
❙ EB 8737<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 4) D major K. 218<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2003)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5370<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5370<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Andrew Manze<br />
❙ EB 8738<br />
Violin Concerto (No. 5) A major K. 219<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2004)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5371<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5371<br />
Edition for Violin and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Werner Breig,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Andrew Manze<br />
❙ EB 8739<br />
VIOLIN, VIOLA AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Sinfonia concertante E flat major K. 364 (320d)<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2006)<br />
Cadenzas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart<br />
Score ❙ PB 15102<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15102<br />
Edition for Violin, Viola and Klavier<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Fingering and Bowing by Frank Peter Zimmermann<br />
and Tabea Zimmermann<br />
❙ HN 798 ❙ EB 10798<br />
• First correct source evaluation gives rise to a great<br />
quantity of improvements
SOLO CONCERTOS<br />
• Urtext material coordinated for performance practice:<br />
• Score with Critical Report and clearly marked editorial additions<br />
• Orchestral parts with clearly presented musical text, without “ifs or buts”<br />
• Piano reductions made in collaboration with leading Mozart performers<br />
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FLUTE AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Andante C major K. 315 (285e)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
Score ❙ PB 15101<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15101<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 675 ❙ EB 10785<br />
Flute Concerto G major K. 313 (285c)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2006)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5295<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5295<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Henrik Wiese<br />
❙ EB 8644<br />
• Includes a facsimile of the solo part of the first edition<br />
• Includes cadenzas from the earliest handwritten<br />
sources<br />
Flute Concerto D major K. 314 (285c)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2009)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5308<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5308<br />
Edition for Flute and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Henrik Wiese<br />
❙ EB 8047<br />
OBOE AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Oboe Concerto C major K. 314 (285d)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2009)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5309<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5309<br />
Edition for Oboe and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Jan Philip Schulze,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Henrik Wiese<br />
❙ EB 8048<br />
BASSOON AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Bassoon Concerto B flat major K. 191 (186e)<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2006)<br />
Score ❙ PB 15103<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 15103<br />
Edition for Bassoon and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Siegfried Petrenz,<br />
Cadenzas by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ HN 801 ❙ EB 10801<br />
HORN AND ORCHESTRA<br />
Horn Concerto E flat major K. 370b+371<br />
edited by Robert D. Levin (2003)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5357<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5357<br />
Edition for Horn and Piano<br />
Piano Reduction by Christian Rudolf Riedel,<br />
Cadenzas and Lead-ins by Robert D. Levin<br />
❙ EB 8697
SYMPHONIES<br />
14<br />
• Urtext material coordinated for performance practice:<br />
• Score with Critical Report and clearly marked editorial additions<br />
• Orchestral parts with clearly presented musical text, without “ifs or buts”<br />
• In the Critical Report, highlighting of major differences between earlier editions through bold type<br />
Symphony (No. 13) F major K. 112<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2002)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5372<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5372<br />
Symphony (No. 35) D major K. 385 “Hafner”<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2013)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5373<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5373<br />
• First edition that allows the performance of all three<br />
versions of the “Hafner Music:”<br />
– Serenade with the March K. 408/2 (385a), as<br />
performed in the summer of 1782 for the ennoblement<br />
of Sigmund Hafner<br />
– Four-movement symphony without flutes and<br />
clarinets, as in the first printing of 1785<br />
– Four-movement symphony with the flute and clarinet<br />
parts added by Mozart (Symphony K. 385)<br />
Symphony (No. 38) D major K. 504 “Prague”<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2002)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5254<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5254<br />
Symphony (No. 39) E flat major K. 543<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2011)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5296<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5296<br />
• “The musical text closely follows Mozart’s manuscript,<br />
and the idiosyncratic grouping of beams and stems<br />
was generally maintained. With the aid of sparse<br />
but plausible interventions, Eisen demonstrates his<br />
scholarly expertise, especially with respect to the<br />
controversial articulation markings.”<br />
(neue musikzeitung)<br />
Symphony (No. 41) C major K. 551 “Jupiter”<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2006)<br />
Score ❙ PB 5292<br />
Orchestral parts ❙ OB 5292
STUDY SCORES<br />
• Musical text of the performance-practical Urtext editions in reduced dimensions (for study)<br />
• Critical Reports available for downloading (<strong>pdf</strong> files) on the Internet<br />
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PIANO MUSIC<br />
Piano Pieces<br />
New Edition, revised by Ullrich Scheideler (2006)<br />
❙ HN 9022<br />
Piano Trios<br />
New Edition, revised by Ernst Herttrich (2006)<br />
❙ HN 9247<br />
CHAMBER MUSIC<br />
Clarinet Quintet A major K. 581<br />
and Fragment K. Anh. 91 (516c)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
❙ HN 9769<br />
Divertimenti for 2 Oboes, 2 Horns<br />
and 2 Bassoons<br />
edited by Felix Loy (2013)<br />
❙ HN 7191<br />
Divertimento K. 525<br />
“A Little Night Music”<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2010)<br />
❙ HN 7005<br />
Gran Partita B flat major K. 361 (370a)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
❙ HN 9809<br />
Horn Quintet E flat major K. 407 (386c)<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese<br />
and Norbert Müllemann (2010)<br />
❙ HN 9826<br />
Oboe Quartet F major K. 370 (368b)<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2005)<br />
❙ HN 9794<br />
Piano Quintet E flat major K. 452 –<br />
Harmonica Quintet K. 617<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert<br />
and Henrik Wiese (2000/2001)<br />
❙ HN 9665<br />
Serenade E flat major K. 375 for Wind Sextet<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
❙ HN 9795<br />
Serenade E flat major K. 375 for Wind Octet<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
❙ HN 9796<br />
Serenade c minor K. 388 (384a)<br />
for Wind Octet<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2005)<br />
❙ HN 9797<br />
String Quintets I<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2008)<br />
❙ HN 9777<br />
String Quintets II<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2006)<br />
❙ HN 9778<br />
String Quintets III<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2010)<br />
❙ HN 9779<br />
SOLO CONCERTOS<br />
Andante C major K. 315 (285e)<br />
for Flute and Orchestra<br />
edited by Henrik Wiese (2000)<br />
❙ PB 15104<br />
Bassoon Concerto B flat major<br />
K. 191 (186e)<br />
edited by Ernst Herttrich (2006)<br />
❙ PB 15105<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 21) C major K. 467<br />
edited by Norbert Gertsch (2007)<br />
❙ PB 15110<br />
Piano Concerto (No. 23) A major K. 488<br />
edited by Ernst-Günter Heinemann (2008)<br />
❙ PB 15111<br />
Sinfonia concertante E flat major K. 364<br />
for Violin, Viola and Orchestra<br />
edited by Wolf-Dieter Seiffert (2006)<br />
❙ PB 15109<br />
SYMPHONIES<br />
Symphony (No. 38) D major K. 504 “Prague”<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2002)<br />
❙ PB 5513<br />
Symphony (No. 41) C major K. 551<br />
“Jupiter”<br />
edited by Cliff Eisen (2006)<br />
❙ PB 5298
CONTENTS<br />
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PIANO MUSIC 4<br />
Piano solo<br />
Piano Four-hands<br />
SOLO INSTRUMENT AND PIANO 5<br />
Two Pianos Four-hands<br />
Violin and Piano<br />
Violin, Viola and Piano<br />
Flute and Piano<br />
Flute, Harp and Piano<br />
Oboe and Piano<br />
Clarinet and Piano<br />
Bassoon and Piano<br />
Horn and Piano<br />
CHAMBER MUSIC 9<br />
This brochure is a joint production of the independent<br />
music publishers Breitkopf & Härtel, Wiesbaden, and<br />
G. <strong>Henle</strong> <strong>Verlag</strong>, Munich. It features the complete Mozart<br />
Urtext editions of both publishers released since 2000.<br />
Some of these editions were made as coproductions<br />
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Breitkopf editions are marked in red ❙ and <strong>Henle</strong> in blue ❙.<br />
Publication date: 1 March 2013.<br />
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CONCERT ARIAS 11<br />
SOLO CONCERTOS 12<br />
Piano and Orchestra<br />
Violin and Orchestra<br />
Violin, Viola and Orchestra<br />
Flute and Orchestra<br />
Oboe and Orchestra<br />
Bassoon and Orchestra<br />
Horn and Orchestra<br />
SYMPHONIES 14<br />
STUDY SCORES 15<br />
Piano Music<br />
Chamber Music<br />
Solo Concertos<br />
Symphonies<br />
Order Number:<br />
99 00128 00 (Breitkopf), E-019 (<strong>Henle</strong>)<br />
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