Walton: Viola Concerto

Includes accompaniments for:

1. Andante comodo

2. Vivo

3. Allegro moderato

William Walton composed his celebrated Viola Concerto in 1929, and notably the premiere saw the composer Paul Hindemith playing as soloist. The work is a cornerstone of the viola repertoire, and the first movement in particular is often used as an audition piece.

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2 click-beats at beginning to set pulse of bars

CUT from bar 176 (rehearsal mark 30) to bar 209 (rehearsal mark 32)

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CUT from bar 193 (rehearsal mark 55) to bar 253 (rehearsal mark 60)