Mokry Violin Concertino in G major for Violin and Piano

Note: I've corrected the composer name to Jiri Mokrý here, as the existing description has it wrong.

Mokrý: Violin Concertino in G major — New Edition (Violin and Piano)

Mokrý's Violin Concertino in G major is one of those well-designed pedagogical pieces that punches above its technical weight: a three-movement concerto that sounds like a proper concert work while staying entirely in first position. For a Grade 3–4 violinist, that combination is genuinely useful, and it's what has kept the piece in the teaching repertoire since its composition in 1936. This is a newly engraved edition of the original violin and piano version, with clean, well-spaced parts that are straightforward to read and annotate.

At nine minutes across three movements, it's a substantial piece for the grade level and a practical length for examinations and studio recitals.

Check the score and parts preview images above, then watch the complete score video below. They'll give you a clear picture of the engraving quality and overall difficulty before you buy.

Key features

• Instrumentation: Solo Violin and Piano
• Difficulty: approximately ABRSM Grade 3–4 (violin)
• Duration: approximately 9 minutes
• Style focus: string crossing, legato bow control, vibrato, détaché and spiccato, rhythmic precision (all in first position)
• Format: PDF download, full score and separate violin part

This suits Grade 3–4 violinists preparing for examinations, local festivals, and studio recitals. Teachers will find the clean engraving easy to mark up with bowings and fingerings, and the separate violin part means the student can practise from their own copy independently.