Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Master a Keystone of the Classical Horn RepertoireMozart's four horn concertos, written between 1783 and 1791 for the accomplished horn player Joseph Leutgeb, are some of the most famous works in the horn repertoire. They are among the last works Mozart wrote before his untimely death. The first three concertos were all written in the key of E-flat, and the fourth was written in E. The first concerto is perhaps the most famous of the four and is known for its virtuosic solo part and lively outer movements. The second concerto is lyrical and intimate, while the third is expansive and features a particularly beautiful slow movement. The fourth concerto is perhaps the most unique of the four, with its use of a solo horn quartet in the second movement. Despite their technical demands, Mozart's horn concertos are beloved by horn players and audiences alike for their beauty and elegance. They are a testament to Mozart's genius as a composer, and to his ability to elevate even the humblest of instruments to new heights of musical expression. This book is also available from Allegro Editions as a hardcover (ISBN 1648372368).

Master a Keystone of the Classical Horn RepertoireMozart's four horn concertos, written between 1783 and 1791 for the accomplished horn player Joseph Leutgeb, are some of the most famous works in the horn repertoire. They are among the last works Mozart wrote before his untimely death. The first three concertos were all written in the key of E-flat, and the fourth was written in E. The first concerto is perhaps the most famous of the four and is known for its virtuosic solo part and lively outer movements. The second concerto is lyrical and intimate, while the third is expansive and features a particularly beautiful slow movement. The fourth concerto is perhaps the most unique of the four, with its use of a solo horn quartet in the second movement. Despite their technical demands, Mozart's horn concertos are beloved by horn players and audiences alike for their beauty and elegance. They are a testament to Mozart's genius as a composer, and to his ability to elevate even the humblest of instruments to new heights of musical expression. This book is also available from Allegro Editions as a paperback (ISBN 1648372376).

The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1769-1791), Vol 1' offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and mind of one of the greatest composers in history. This collection of letters, written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart himself, provides invaluable insights into his personal experiences, musical endeavors, and relationships. Mozart's letters showcase his witty and candid writing style, revealing his playful personality and keen observations about the world around him. They offer a window into his personal joys, challenges, and aspirations, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the man behind the music. This collection serves as a treasure trove for music enthusiasts, historians, and scholars, offering a rare glimpse into the life and thoughts of one of classical music's greatest geniuses. It is an essential resource for anyone seeking to explore the multifaceted genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Originally planned for a celebration of his wedding to Constanze Weber, Mozart performed the several completed sections on October 26, 1783 in Salzburg - filling in with movements from earlier liturgical works. Later, the composer re-used several sections of this music in his 1785 oratorio Davidde Penitente with new words. Inspired by S ssmayr's completion of the Requiem, Georg Aloys Schmitt filled in missing sections with movements from earlier masses and fleshed out the orchestration from Mozart's sketches where needed. His reconstruction was given its premiere in April 1901 and promptly entered the choral repertoire. Despite several completions by others offered in more recent years, Schmitt's retains a significant following to this day. The study score offered here is a newly engraved edition prepared by Richard W. Sargeant, Jr. from the first edition full score - reprinted from a copyist's manuscript - issued by Breitkopf & Hartel in 1902. Its vastly improved layout and readability will be welcomed by students, conductors and aficionados of this fascinating torso left incomplete by Mozart. The large conductor's score and orchestral parts are likewise available from Serenissima Music.

This early symphony is thought to have been composed in 1770 during Mozart's first visit to Milan. The date of the first performance remains unknown but a Milan venue during the period of the visit is certainly possible. Composed in the Italian overture style, the symphony's three movements are organized in two distinct sections with the opening 'allegro' follwed by an 'andante' with no break. Shortly after Mozart's death the composer's manuscript ended up with the publisher Johann Andr , who mistakenly labeled it as the overture to the opera Mitridate - which has its own distinct overture. The newly engraved study score here, edited by Richard W. Sargeant Jr., is based upon the composer's manuscript and first edition in a very clear and readable layout. Serenissima also has the full conductor's score and orchestral parts available for sale.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1866.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1866.

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