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Grand Quintetto after Serenade in B flat. 'Gran Partita'. , K 361. Cello sheet music. Clarinet sheet music. Flute sheet music. Oboe sheet music. Piano sheet music. Viola sheet music. Violin sheet music.

Traducció

Gran Quintet després Serenata en si bemoll. 'Gran Partita'. , K 361. Partitura Cello. Partitures per a clarinet. Partitures Flauta. Partitures Oboè. Partitures per a piano. Full Viola música. Partitures per a violí.

Original

Grand Quintetto after Serenade in B flat. 'Gran Partita'. , K 361 composed by Mozart. Schwencke. Edited by Christopher Hogwood. For Oboe,. Flute, Clarinet. , violin, viola, cello, piano. Full score and parts. 704x16. pages. Published by Edition HH Music Publishers. HH.HH176-FSP. ISBN 1-905779-00-3. Of the small-scale scorings, Christian Schwencke's arrangement for a chamber group including piano is sonically the most effective and this arrangement is the most coherent representation of Mozart's ideas for five players. In common with several transmitted versions of the Gran Partita, Schwencke's version includes a third Trio attached to the first Menuetto. to date this Trio has neither been authenticated as true Mozart, nor debunked, and it is included in this first modern edition of this work for a unique instrumental combination, also offering the alternatives of flute, clarinet or even another violin to replace the oboe.

Traducció

Gran Quintet després Serenata en si bemoll. 'Gran Partita'. , K 361, compost per Mozart. Schwencke. Editat per Christopher Hogwood. Per Oboè,. Flauta, Clarinet. , Violí, viola, violoncel, piano. Partitura i parts. 704x16. pàgines. Publicat per Edition HH Music Publishers. HH.HH176-FSP. ISBN 1-905779-00-3. Of the small-scale scorings, Christian Schwencke's arrangement for a chamber group including piano is sonically the most effective and this arrangement is the most coherent representation of Mozart's ideas for five players. In common with several transmitted versions of the Gran Partita, Schwencke's version includes a third Trio attached to the first Menuetto. to date this Trio has neither been authenticated as true Mozart, nor debunked, and it is included in this first modern edition of this work for a unique instrumental combination, also offering the alternatives of flute, clarinet or even another violin to replace the oboe.