Viola Concerto in G major

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The Viola Concerto in G major is a Baroque concerto for solo viola and orchestra by Georg Philipp Telemann, widely regarded as one of the earliest and most frequently performed viola concertos in the repertoire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque composition
concerto
viola concerto
approximateCompositionPeriod early 18th century
belongsToComposerOeuvre Telemann concertos NERFINISHED
catalogueNumber TWV 51:G9
commonlyUsedIn auditions for violists
conservatory entrance exams for viola
composer Georg Philipp Telemann NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo unknown
frequentlyPerformedBy chamber orchestras
professional violists
youth orchestras
frequentlyStudiedBy viola students
genre concerto
hasAlternativeArrangementsFor bassoon
cello
double bass
hasTempoIndicationFirstMovement Largo
hasTempoIndicationFourthMovement Presto
hasTempoIndicationSecondMovement Allegro
hasTempoIndicationThirdMovement Andante
key G major
keySignature one sharp
languageOfTempoMarkings Italian
mostCommonEditionKey G major
movement Allegro
Andante
Largo
Presto
nationalStyle German Baroque
notableFor early use of viola as solo concerto instrument
numberOfMovements 4
orchestration string orchestra and continuo
originalInstrumentationIncludes basso continuo GENERATED
solo viola GENERATED
violas GENERATED
violins GENERATED
period Baroque
placeInRepertoire standard viola concerto repertoire
scoredFor solo viola and orchestra
soloInstrument viola
style galant-influenced Baroque
tonality major
typicalFormOfMovements ritornello form GENERATED
typicalPerformanceDuration approximately 13 minutes
usesBassoContinuo true
widelyRegardedAs one of the earliest viola concertos
one of the most frequently performed viola concertos

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Georg Philipp Telemann notableWork Viola Concerto in G major