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Title	Andantino (From Piano Concerto #14)
Article no.	4073186
Category	Orchestra/chamber music
Subcategory	Music of Classic (1750-1820)
Instrumentation	StrO (string orchestra)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	USA (us)
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Series title	Highland String Orchestra Series
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Year of publication	2013
Composer	Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Arranger	Sieving, Robert
Opus no.	KV 447
Difficulty level	3
Duration	5:00
Additional info/contents	Alfred Einstein, the eminent musicologist, declared this piano concerto to be Mozart's 'most characteristic creation…the peak of all his instrumental achievement.' The span of these amazing works provides a view of the 'fascinating journey from a great talent to pure genius.' Unlike most of the Middle Concertos, Mozart considered this selection to be a 'chamber' work, where spare instrumentation, and, in the case of the Andantino movement, a religious air, exhibit similarities to some choral works, like Ave Verum Corpus. This arrangement allows the eloquent melodic themes to be shared by all sections, requiring attention to detail and sensitive phrasing.
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	Andantino (From Piano Concerto #14) (string orchestra), full score and parts
	Andantino (From Piano Concerto #14) (string orchestra), full score

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