Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Author : Nils Franke, Joesph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Domenico Cimarosa

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Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Mozart's "Ah, vous dirai-je Maman" variations have become one of his most popular piano works. The piece caught on quickly after his death, as evidenced by numerous handwritten copies and prints. While the exact origins of the work are unclear, scholars can now confidently date it to 1781, when Mozart was establishing himself as a prominent piano teacher in Vienna. The variations remain excellent teaching material to this day. This new edition from Henle has been thoroughly revised and includes an informative preface by Mozart expert Ulrich Konrad. Additionally, Henle has published a facsimile of Mozart's original manuscript (HN 3213).

Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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This collection of remarkable jewels by Mozart will be invaluable to teachers and students. The book features some of Mozart's earliest works, a few of which were composed when the young Wolfgang was only six years old. Already present are signs of remarkable taste and talent: beautiful melody, impeccable formal construction, and unsurpassed elegance. These pieces are wonderful tools for teaching articulation, independence of the hands, and the classical style. Recordings of this literature are difficult to locate, so this pack includes online audio access to beautifully refined recordings by the editor. Contents: Air in A-flat major (KV Anh. 109b Nr. 8 [15ff]) • Allegro in B-flat major (KV 3) • Allegro in F major (KV 1c) • Andante in C major (KV 1a) • Andante in E-flat major (KV 15mm) • Contradance in G major (KV 15e) • Larghetto in F major • Minuet in B-flat major (KV 15pp) • Minuet in C major (from KV 6) • Minuet in D major (KV 7) • Minuet in D major (KV 94 [73h]) • Minuet in E-flat major (KV 15qq) • Minuet in F major (KV 2) • Minuet in G major (KV 1e/1f) • Minuet in G major (KV 15c) • Minuet in G major (KV 15y)

Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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In 1771, during a highly successful tour of Italy, Mozart was commissioned to compose a dramatic serenata for the wedding of Archduke Ferdinand. This work eclipsed Hasse's new opera, which was also intended for the same event, leading Hasse to reportedly remark, "This boy will cause us all to be forgotten." That same year, Mozart created his first divertimento (K.113), marking the beginning of a prolific output of twenty-three such pieces throughout his life, all while he was still under the age of 16.

Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Author : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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