Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 12 Horn Duos, K.487/496a Sheet Music: 3 New Additions
This set of 12 horn duets was originally attributed to K.487 but later reclassified as K.496a due to manuscript research, demonstrating the evolving nature of musical cataloging.
The 12 Horn Duos, K. 487, were likely written for Mozart's friend Joseph Leutgeb, a virtuoso horn player, as playful technical exercises and musical collaborations.
Composed in 1786, these duets exemplify Mozart's playful yet sophisticated style, blending technical challenges with melodic elegance. Though initially for horns, adaptations like this viola/cello version showcase their versatility.
Mozart's 12 Duos for Basset Horns, K.487, are playful and technically engaging works, showcasing the mellow timbre of the basset horn. Composed in 1786, they reflect Mozart's mastery of wind instrumentation and chamber music.
A collection of 12 short duos for natural horns, showcasing Mozart's playful approach to writing for this instrument. Composed during the same period as "The Marriage of Figaro."
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