Piano Concerto KV 466 by Mozart
Mozart’s piano concerto KV 466 was introduced to the world at one of his academies, i.e., subscription concerts: “produced by and starring W.A. Mozart,” as we might say today. The success of the Concerto on …
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Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante for Clarinet, Bassoon, Oboe, and Horn
There is considerably controversy surrounding Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante K.297b for four wind instruments. Some scholars believe the original was composed for flute, oboe, bassoon and horn but the original is lost and a score discovered …
Mozart’s Piano Sonata KV 333
Until fairly recently the Sonata K. 333 by Mozart was considered a Parisian work, but musicological investigation has placed it chronologically in 1783, later than Mozart’s Paris time, and geographically in Linz and Vienna. The …
Mozart’s Wonderful Symphony #36
The symphony #36 by Mozart is a grandly inventive work that Mozart created in an amazing hurry. For the first time, he begins a symphony with a slow introduction, declamatory at the outset, then yielding …
Trio for Clarinet, Viola, and Piano by Mozart
This trio was composed by Mozart The Kegelstatt trio was composed for his piano pupil Franziska Jacquin, for his friend clarinet player Anton Stadler and for himself to play the viola. For his friend Stadler, …