About Concerto Companion
Maria and Georgiana are lifelong friends and passionate pianists. Their musical paths began at the same school and eventually led them to build the rehearsal resource they had wanted during their own studies.
More orchestra time, with fewer barriers
Preparing a concerto often means finding an accompanist, coordinating enough rehearsals, and sometimes hiring a suitable venue. Those constraints make focused preparation expensive and difficult to schedule.
Concerto Companion gives pianists, violinists, clarinettists, cellists, and other soloists access to recorded orchestral parts they can rehearse with at home. It is designed to save time, reduce costs, and preserve the musical context that matters when learning a concerto.
The aim is to support musicians at the beginning of their studies as well as experienced performers navigating auditions, exams, concerts, and an evolving professional life.
Explore the concerto libraryCreated by musicians, for the progress and success of other musicians.