Stamitz left Paris in 1777 and became a freelance musician, composing and playing in cities like London, Hamburg, Berlin, Dresden and Prague, desperately looking for a permanent position. Although he and his brother Anton were fine musicians, receiving excellent training from their father and other notable court musicians, Carl, along with his wife, died in relative poverty due to lack of work. He was born in Mannheim, Germany where he played viola in the famous Mannheim Orchestra for 8 years before moving to Paris in 1770. German composer Carl Stamitz lived from 1745-1801. by Clemens Meyer, edited by Rudolf Haken 258 1 Downloaded from çĬadenza for Stamitz 1st mov. 1 Downloaded from Oġ f ç ç ç 1 ç ç ç 1 ç ç ç fç ç ç ç f ç fç ç 1 [or:1Ĭarl Stamitz Viola Concerto Op. 1 Downloaded from qĬarl Stamitz Viola Concerto Op. 1 Downloaded from rightĬarl Stamitz Viola Concerto Op. 21 Printed using LIME music notation software available at 20 February 2007Ĭarl Stamitz Viola Concerto Op. © 2006 Rudolf Haken University of Illinois School of Music 1114 W. It is not compatible with the Peters or the Breitkopf und Härtel Editions. It is also compatible with the orchestral score and parts published by Kalmus. 1 viola part edited by Rudolf Haken This viola part is compatible with the piano score published by International Music Company (Meyer and Katims versions). CARL STAMITZ VIOLA CONCERTO IN D MAJOR, OP.

Stamitz viola concerto