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This reduction for violin and piano is the first sheet music publication of the Violin Concerto in One Movement, composed in 1875 by the Swedish violin virtuoso and composer Amanda Maier (1853-1894.) Noteworthy Musical Editions' reduction for violin and piano was edited by American conductor and music scholar Mark Starr from Maier's own manuscripts. The detached solo violin part, also edited by Mr. Starr, is published separately; it, too, is available for purchase on Amazon.com. The orchestral score and a complete set of parts are available only on rental directly from Noteworthy Musical...

Noteworthy Musical Editions' reduction for violin and piano is the first sheet music publication of the Violin Concerto in One Movement, composed in 1875 by the Swedish violin virtuoso and composer Amanda Maier (1853-1894.) This separate solo violin part is intended for use by violinists who wish to rehearse the concerto with pianists playing the the reduction. Noteworthy Musical Editions' reduction for violin and piano was edited by American conductor and music scholar Mark Starr from Maier's own manuscripts. The piano reduction is published separately; it, too, is available for purchase on...