Mozart, WA - Concerto No 3 in G Major, K 216 - Violin and Piano - edited by David Oistrakh - Edition Peters

"The Mozart 3rd violin concerto was the first piece I ever played that made me feel like an advanced player. It's a piece that really responds to the skill of the performer. The more you give to it, the brighter and more complex the concerto's exuberant themes can sound. I love it." - Catherine Portis, Violin, 2006 Shar ApprenticeThis Urtext edition for violin with piano reduction is edited by David Oistrakh, with cadenzas also by Oistrakh. Piano reduction by Wilhelm Weismann.  Published by Bärenreiter Verlag.Difficulty: ASTA grades 4 - 5