Rediscovered Classic: Albrechtsberger Concertino in E-flat for Five Instruments (MR 22)Product DetailsProduct Type:Sheet Music / Score and Parts SetTitle:Concertino in Es a cinque stromenti MR 22 per trombula (Flauto), violino, viola, violoncello e cembalo (pianoforte)Composer:Johann Georg Albrechtsberger (17361809)Editors:Vcsey Jen, Kecskemti Istvn, Rvsz DorritISMN:9790080065983 (979-0-080-06598-3)Item Number:6598Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadSeries:Musica Rinata (Renaissance Music)Genre:Chamber Music, ConcertoSetting:Mixed Chamber Quintet (Score and Parts)Instrumentation:Trombula(or Flute), Violin, Viola, Violoncello, and Harpsichord (Cembalo) or Piano (Pianoforte)Period:Classic (Classical Era)Format:Paperback, A/4 sizeLength:50 pages (Score and Parts combined)Published:January 1975OverviewExplore the vibrant chamber music of the Viennese Classical period withJohann Georg Albrechtsberger’s Concertino in E-flat (MR 22). Published by Editio Musica Budapest in the historically significantMusica Rinataseries, this edition provides both the full score and individual parts necessary for performance. The work is scored for a fascinating combination of five instruments, featuring the raretrombula(or an alternative, the Flute), accompanied by strings (Violin, Viola, Cello) and Harpsichord/Piano.Composed in1771, thisConcertinoshowcases Albrechtsberger’s masterful command of counterpoint and melodic invention. It offers an invaluable opportunity for chamber groups to perform a high-quality, lesser-known work by a contemporary of Haydn and Mozart. The editing by Jen Vcsey, Istvn Kecskemti, and Dorrit Rvsz ensures academic rigor and clear presentation for modern performance.Product FeaturesComplete Performance Set:Includes thefull scoreand allindividual partsfor the five instruments.Unique Instrumentation:Features thetrombula(often identified as a Jews Harp in historical context), with an accessible alternate part provided for the Flute.Scholarly Editing:Published within theMusica Rinata(Rediscovered Music) series, highlighting its historical importance and the quality of the editorial work.Bilingual Prefaces:Contains introductory and editorial notes in bothEnglish and German, aiding performance practice and historical context.Classical Era Aesthetics:Provides authentic insight into the chamber music style of Vienna preceding the maturity of Mozart and Beethoven.Interesting FactsThe Composer and the Giants:Johann Georg Albrechtsberger(17361809) was one of the most respected musicians and theorists in Vienna. He served as Kapellmeister at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, but he is perhaps most famous today for being thecounterpoint and composition teacher of Ludwig van Beethovenand also instructing other notable figures like Hummel.The Mystery of the Trombula:The original score calls for thetrombula. In 18th-century Vienna, this term often referred to theJew’s Harp, a surprisingly popular virtuoso instrument at the time. The inclusion of the flute part in this edition allows the work to be performed easily by modern ensembles, while the original title preserves the piece’s historical curiosity.Musica Rinata Series:The EMB’sMusica Rinataseries, under which this work is published, is dedicated to bringing little-known or forgotten musical treasures from the Renaissance, Baroque, and early Classical periods back into the modern repertoire. This series makes rare historical pieces available for musicians globally.PublishersEditio Musica Budapest (EMB)Editio Musica Budapest is one of Central Europe’s leading music publishers, celebrated for its authoritative editions of both Hungarian and international classical works. Through scholarly series likeMusica Rinata, EMB ensures that historically significant scores like this AlbrechtsbergerConcertinoare preserved and made accessible to professional musicians and academic institutions worldwide.We value your feedback! Share your experience with this product to help others make informed decisions. Your review is important to us!Hashtags#Albrechtsberger #Concertino #ChamberMusic #ClassicalEra #Trombula #FluteQuintet #MusicaRinata #EMBSheetMusic #BeethovenTeacher #RareChamberMusic #EarlyMusicScore #1771CompositionHungarian Translation (Magyar Fordts)ttekintsFedezze fel a bcsi klasszikus kor lnk kamarazenjtJohann Georg Albrechtsberger Esz-dr Concertinjval (MR 22)