Mokry Violin Concertino in G major for Violin and Piano Violin Solo - Digital Sheet Music

The PDF file contains the piano score and violin part.

Jiri Mokrý was a Czech composer whose life spanned the first half of the 20th century, a period rich in musical evolution. Born on October 4, 1892, Mokrý’s compositions reflect the Romantic style, yet they are tinged with the early modern influences that were emerging during his lifetime. While not as widely known as some of his contemporaries, Mokrý’s work has a place in the classical music repertoire, particularly for his contributions to violin music.His “Violin Concertino in G major,” first published in 1936, is especially notable for its accessibility to young violinists, as it is designed to be played in the first position. This piece showcases Mokrý’s ability to create music that is both educational and artistically rewarding. The three movements—Allegro moderato, Andante cantabile, and Allegro—offer a range of emotions, from the lively to the lyrical.The PDF file contains the piano score and violin part.