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Concerto G-Dur for baroque mandolin and mandolin orchestra
The concerto is in four movements, which is unusual for a work from the late 18th century. Stylistically, the subject matter is rather Baroque.
Description
Arr. by Marga Wilden-Hüsgen
continuo: Marlo Strauß
The Concerto has four movements. For a composition of the late 18th century, this is not typical. Stylistically the subject matter is rather baroque. Level of difficulty: medium
Additional information
| Edition | Bass, Guitar, Mandola, mandolin I, mandolin II, Mandolin solo, Score |
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