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Allegro Moderato
W.A. Mozart / David Miller
Most of Mozart's solo horn music was composed between 1781 and 1789 for his friend and fellow freemason, Ignaz Leutgeb, an accomplished player from Salzburg who continued to perform after setting up as a cheese merchant in Vienna. The … Read More
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Concert Band Score & Parts
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Concert Band Additional Score
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Most of Mozart's solo horn music was composed between 1781 and 1789 for his friend and fellow freemason, Ignaz Leutgeb, an accomplished player from Salzburg who continued to perform after setting up as a cheese merchant in Vienna. The four concertos (KV 412, KV 417,KV 447 and KV 495) and the Rondo KV 371 are all genial, supremely tuneful and undemanding pieces of music, composed before valve-horns were invented so that the full range of notes could only be produced by dextrous use of the hand inside the bell of the instrument. This transcription concerns the first movement of Mozart's fourth and last concerto for Horn: Allegro moderato.