The Viola Concerto, composed in 1962, is one of Gyula David's most notable works. This concerto is a masterpiece of Hungarian music, showcasing the viola's expressive qualities and technical capabilities. The work is structured in three movements: an energetic and playful first movement, a lyrical and melancholic slow movement, and a virtuosic and energetic finale.
As of my last knowledge update, the full score and parts for Gyula Dávid’s Viola Concerto are not in the public domain and are not available as a free download on IMSLP in most countries. Dávid died in 1970, and his works remain under copyright in the EU (until 2040) and the US (until 2065 for works published after 1977). IMSLP generally respects these copyrights. Gyula David Viola Concerto Imslp
The original editions often contain performance instructions in Hungarian (e.g., Kíséret = Accompaniment, Szóló = Solo). You may see "lassan" (slowly) or "élénken" (lively). Keep a translation guide handy. The Viola Concerto, composed in 1962, is one