Piano Concerto A minor Op. 16
2 Pianos, 4 Hands Sheet Music Book
By Edvard Grieg

Although I adore Henle editions (especially for Beethoven) this edition of the Grieg piano concerto has several errors in it. Accidentals are in the wrong place in several places and there are even some completely wrong notes in the 3rd movement. I have double checked with other editions. Bottom line...

. Great quality. As long as you don't mind fixing all the wrong notes that are written like I did.

Henle es la mejor editora, yo poseia otra partitura antes se me difultaba mucho por cambios de hoja y no tenia ninguna digitacion, henle soluciono esos problemas con cambios de hoja adecuados y una digitación muy buena yo lo recomiendo henle es lo mejor definitivamente.

I am a huge Henle fan. I almost always choose that edition over all others. But for Grieg's works, it makes no sense to spend that amount of money. Grieg published his works, edited by Grieg himself, with C F Peters. Those editions are significantly less expensive than Henle...

. How much more authentic can you get than a work published by the composer and edited by the composer? The Henle edition of Grieg is edited by someone other than Grieg. This is one composer with whom the best course is to buy the Peters edition and bypass the Henle.

Um, I totally agree with the other review, and my piano teacher from Julliard almost always recommends the Henly edition. It's my favorite too.

Henle is just fantastic, hands down. Very clean, and easy to read without the editing that a lot of other publishers do to music. The other thing that is really great is the quality of the paper. It has a particular cream color and a thick texture that does not...

produce any kind of glare or shadow. Highly recommended!