This lively Presto movement from Mozart's string quartet showcases his early mastery of classical form, composed when he was just 16 years old.
Composed when Mozart was just 16, this lively three-movement work for strings showcases his early mastery of classical form and melodic invention, blending courtly elegance with playful energy.
Composed when Mozart was just 16 years old, this vibrant divertimento showcases his early mastery of classical form. Though written for string quartet, its energetic allegro and rich textures are often performed by string orchestras, blurring the line between chamber and orchestral works. Its popularity led to the nickname "Salzburg Symphony" despite not being formally designated as a symphony.
