Rondo

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Rondo from the Horn Quartet in E-flat Major, K. 407 is a delightful and spirited work that showcases the composer's masterful writing for the horn. Originally composed for a solo horn with strings, this piece highlights Mozart's ability to balance lyrical elegance with virtuosic flourishes. This full orchestral arrangement expands upon the original chamber setting, enriching the texture while preserving the charm and playfulness of the Rondo. The solo horn part retains its brilliance, weaving through the orchestral fabric with both bravura and warmth. The result is a vibrant, energetic work that celebrates the expressive and technical capabilities of the horn within the grandeur of a full symphonic ensemble. This Arrangement is dedicated to my Horn student, Becca Peirson and my good friend Mr. Greg Warren and the Toms River Regional Schools Orchestra. TikTok, Instagram, Facebook @brianstrohmetzmusic For More Music Visit www.brianstrohmetz.com "Art is the attempt to make order out of chaos." - Sondheim