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Concerto for Viola and Orchestra
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Concerto for Viola and Orchestra by William Walton Piano Accompaniment - Sheet Music

By William Walton
Solo viola and piano accompaniment (Solo) - Difficult

SKU: OU.9780193681316

Composed by William Walton. Viola & Piano. 20th Century. Set of performance parts. With introductory text. 59 pages. Duration 23'. Oxford University Press #9780193681316. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193681316).

ISBN 9780193681316. UPC: 9780193681310. 9x12 inches.

This edition of the piano reduction is compatible with the Walton Edition full score and restores the solo line as edited and prepared by Frederick Riddle. It contains tempo markings and dynamic and expression marks from both of Walton's orchestrations (1929 and 1962), the 1962 version distinguished by lighter type.

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Based on 3 Reviews
J O.
April 21, 2017
Walton
A classic masterwork. I don't agree with his bowing ideas as they stray a long way from the 1960's edition. There is also a lack of fingering suggestions anywhere, and new tempo markings have been added everywhere. Of course these are all largely down to personal interpretation and so can be added/changed, but I feel the editor's views are too prominent. However the music should speak for itself in the end.
Anonymous
March 15, 2014
Why not to get this edition
This edition has so many bad bowings. This is not what Walton wanted. He edited the piece in 1960 and did not touch it after. Why this edition was republished makes no sense. I've played it for some of the best violists alive today and ALL of them play from the older edition (1960) and the strongly suggested to stay away from this edition. Don't but it!
Giorgio
August 06, 2011
A Viola Masterpiece
One of the most beautiful/difficult piece for Viola and a typical concerto for orchestral audition. This edition is quite different from the usual one because is an Urtext kind of it, taking the Viola part from one of the earliest versions, probably the most approved by Walton himself. The difference is subtitle but includes bowings, articulations, tempo marks. The writing it's clear and very readable.