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With the invention of the saxophone in the early 1840s, transcriptions are useful to present day saxophonists who wish to perform music of various styles and composers, and are thus an important part of the saxophone repertoire. One source of music to transcribe is the wind music of the Classical era. Mozart's Finale from Serenade in B-flat, KV 361 of the early 1780s was originally scored for paired oboes, clarinets, basset horns (now obsolete), and bassoons, plus four horns and double bass. The work was later performed for eight wind players. The Serenade has also been called "Gran Partita", implying music for the outdoors. Since one original intent for the saxophone was to replace less-voluminous woodwinds of French military/marching bands, it seems feasible that saxophones, while also handling well the virtuoso demands of the piece, are a good choice for this transcription. Two objectives were in mind while transcribing the Finale. One was to produce a relatively clean manuscript with a minimum of articulation and dynamic markings so as to allow interpretation by the performers. The articulation markings placed at the beginning of the work are provided only as suggestions. Secondly, the melodies were divided among all parts, rather than a solo featuring just the soprano saxophone. The Finale, a molto allegro in rondo form, should sparkle with cheerful charm and wit. Indoors or outdoors, saxophonists should strive for the lightness and grace so prevalent in much of Mozart' timeless music. Instrumentation : 4 saxophones (SATBar) KV 361

Finale - from "Serenade in B-flat". KV 361. 4 saxophones (SATBar). Partition et parties.

The Mozart volume in the Schott Piano Collection series has been one of the standard works in music teaching for a long time. It contains a selection of 33 well-known and easy to play piano works by Mozart, including the Turkish March, the variations on Ah ! Vous dirai-je, Maman ! , Fantasia in D minor, Adagio in B minor, and many more. A few important and popular works have been added to the present expanded new edition by Marianne Magolt, such as : 4 Minuets KV 2-6, Rondeau in D major KV 15d, and Sonata facile in C major KV 545. As a result, this new edition is even better suited to the needs of pupils and piano lovers. Instrumentation : piano

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In this small three-movement symphony written by Mozart at the age of ten, the rondo form is used for the first time in the finale. Like the "Lambacher Sinfonie" in G major, this work can also be played without wind instruments as -pure string symphony. In the second movement, two solo violins have to play the oboe parts here and there. Instrumentation : orchestra or string orchestra KV 22

Sinfonie B flat Major - Haager Sinfonie. KV 22. orchestra or string orchestra. Jeu de parties.

L'adaptation en conte pour enfants de l'opéra de Mozart raconte comment l'oiseleur Papageno et le prince Tamino sont chargés par la Reine de la nuit de sauver sa fille, Pamina prisonnière du maître du Bois Sacré, Sarastro. La Reine de la Nuit confie à Papageno et Tamino une flûte enchantée. Tamino séduit Pamine et Papageno conquis Papagena.

La flûte enchantée

Correspondance complète

Mozart - Sonates, Fantaisies et Rondos II - Pour piano - Partition

Les lettres de Mozart à son père Léopold constituent un document sur la formation du jeune maître : l'amour, la musique et la mort de sa mère.

Correspondance (Tome 2) : 1777-1778

Wer liest, hört mehr. Wer eine Komposition wirklich begreifen will, greift zur Studienpartitur. Die Feinheiten einer Komposition erschließen sich erst über den Notentext. Die Reihe Eulenburg Audio+Score zeichnet sich durch lesefreundliches Format und ausgezeichnetes Druckbild, hochwertiges Papier und ein zweisprachiges Vorwort in Deutsch und Englisch aus. Wir liefern Ihnen nicht nur eine Partitur, sondern gleichzeitig die Musik dazu. Alle Bände enthalten eine CD von Naxos mit hervorragenden Einspielungen der Werke. Instrumentation : orchestra KV 385

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