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1.Serenade.

2.Minuet by Mozart.

3.Turkish March Mozart.

4.Symphony No. 25.

5.Turkish March.

6.Figaro's Wedding Mozart.

7.Violin Concerto No. 21.

8.Symphony No. 41'Peter Zhu'

Recorder Concerto in major key.

10.A ** joke.

11.French Horn Concerto.

in d minor: i. introitus - requiem

in d minor: iv. offertorium - no. 1

in d minor: ii. kyrie

in d minor: iii. sequenz -

in d minor: viii. communio - lux aeterna

in d minor: iii. sequenz - no. 5

in d minor: iii. sequenz - no. 6

in d minor: v. sanctus

in d minor: vi. benedictus

in d minor: iii. sequenz - no. 3

in d minor: vii. agnus dei

in d minor: iii. sequenz - no. 4

in d minor: iii. sequenz - no. 2

in d minor: iv. offertorium - no. 2

Mozart's main creative field was opera. In the 36 years of his life, 25 years were more or less engaged in opera, and he wrote more than 20 works. Among them, "The Marriage of Figaro", "Don Giovanni" and "The Magic Flute" are the most representative.

There are 7 of Mozart's most representative symphonies. Among them, "Symphony No. 31" ("Paris") was composed for the Paris Symphony Orchestra, one of the most outstanding symphony orchestras in Europe at that time, with the style of Paris ** and rich sound, "Symphony No. 35" ("Haffner") is actually a serenade, "Symphony No. 38" ("Prague") is often called "a symphony without minuets", it has only 3 movements, it is no longer an imitation of the style of the Italian symphony, but an authentic Viennese symphony, Symphony No. 36 (Linz) reflects Mozart's influence on the composition of Haydn's symphonies.

Mozart's last three symphonies – in E flat major, G minor and C major – are his finest symphonic works. They were written within 6 weeks of June and August 1788. People usually group them into one group, but each of the three has its own characteristics:

The Symphony No. 39 in E flat major is bright and poetic; The Symphony No. 40 in G minor is dramatic, with Haydn's optimism, but completely different from Haydn in technique, and is known as Mozart's "heroic" symphony; The Symphony No. 41 in C major, often referred to as Jupiter, is grandiose and upbeat, heralding the emergence of Beethoven's heroic symphony.

Among Mozart's concertos, the piano concerto occupies a prominent place. A total of 27 works have been written, among which the representative works are D minor, C minor, A major, etc. In addition, there are 7 violin concertos, of which 3 in G major, A major, and D major are more prominent.

In terms of wind concertos, the Clarinet Concerto in A major also stands out. The others are 4 Horn Concertos, 1 Concerto for Flute and Harp, etc.

Mozart wrote 17 piano sonatas, 6 violin sonatas, and 35 piano and violin sonatas, and in his piano sonatas of the 80s, the piano effect and range have been brought into play, such as "Piano Sonata in A major" (1783) and "Sonata in C minor" (1785). Since 1778, Mozart has placed the piano and violin in equal importance, such as E flat major (1781), B flat major (1784), E flat major (1785), A major (1787) and other musical instruments have been more successful.

Of the 23 string quartets written by Mozart, the best are 6 dedicated to Haydn (1773).

1, "Turkish March".

Turkish March" is the third movement of the Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major, also known as the Alla Turca (Turkish Rondo). Painted in Munich or Vienna between 1781 and 1783.

2, Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat major

Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat major, K595, was Mozart's last piano concerto, premiered in 1791, the year of his death.

3, Symphony No. 40 in G minor

Symphony No. 40 in G minor, composed by Austrian composer Mozart in 1788. It is Mozart's three greatest symphonies in less than two months, and one of the author's last three (Symphony No. 39 in E flat major on June 26, Symphony No. 40 in G minor on July 25, and Symphony No. 41 in C major on August 10).

4, Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major

Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K488, is a work by Mozart for piano and orchestra. The author's own record was written on March 2, 1786, at the height of the author's oeuvres work, including The Marriage of Figaro.

5, Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor

Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K466, composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1785. The work premiered on February 11, 1785 at the Mehlgrube Casino in Vienna with the author as soloist.

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<> answer to your question: Mozart is one of the greatest composers of all time, and he represents the peak of Western classicism. His ** is full of romantic emotions, skillful presentation, imaginative and rich ** elements.

Among his more than 1,200 works, various forms such as symphonies, piano concertos, operas, and chamber music are presented, and each of them is recognized as a classic. Here are 10 of Mozart's most famous pieces: 1

Symphony No. 41 ("Sunrise"): This is one of Mozart's most recognizable symphonies and the last symphony he ever completed. 2.

Serenade: This is one of Mozart's most famous and iconic pieces. It is a melodious chamber music piece, known for its soft and beautiful melody and fresh and quiet mood.

3."The Magic Flute" Overture: This is one of Mozart's most famous operas, and its overture shows the main theme of the play in a solemn and majestic rhythm.

4."Turkish March": This piece shows Mozart's love and affection for Turkey**, and its powerful and rhythmic main theme is considered one of his representative works.

5.Piano Sonata No. 11: This is one of Mozart's most famous piano pieces, showing its artistic charm in a gorgeous and ethereal expression.

6.String Quartet No. 19: This piece shows Mozart's comprehension of ** and aesthetics, and makes people completely immersed in this gorgeous and beautiful ** world.

7."Don Juan" Overture: This is a profound opera by Mozart, allowing people to appreciate the real ** culture and art in its ** atmosphere.

8.Clarinda Sonata: This is one of Mozart's most sonorous sonatas, showing his confident and unmistakable personal character.

9.Disco-style symphony: This piece shows Mozart's attention to fashion and pop**, showing the charm of this piece with a casual and lively atmosphere.

10.Piano Concerto No. 21: This is one of the most famous works in Mozart's piano concerto, and it is the highest point of professionalism, depth and quality in his piano concerto.

In addition, Mozart was a very great man, and his man represented the peak of more than half a century. His ** had a huge audience at that time and to this day, and has become a monument of classical **.

10 of Mozart's most famous pieces: "Turkish March", "Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor", "Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major", "Violin Concerto No. 3", "Little Star Variations", "Mozart Piano Fugue in C minor", "Piano Sonata No. 10", "Minuet in D major", "Symphony No. 40", "Serenade for Strings".

1, "Turkish March".

It is a grade 8 repertoire, and its theme is concise and extremely rhythmic. The eighth-note uniform rhythm, and the sixteenth note to enhance the liveliness, the whole piece shows a kind of virginity-like simplicity, reflecting a popular "oriental style" at the time.

2. Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor

Mozart's 29-year-old work, the strings and piano echo each other, asking and answering, full of storytelling, and the rhythm is cheerful and bright.

3. Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major

This is Mozart's eleventh piano sonata, and the most famous, which brings out the fluidity and naturalness of the piano to the fullest, and this piece is extremely comfortable for the ears.

4. Violin Concerto No. 3

The Third Concerto has become larger in scale, more technically sophisticated, with rapid progress in terms of amplitude and artistry, and the dialogue between the lead instrument and the orchestra, as well as the reuse of wind instruments.

5, "Little Star Variations".

The piece is a grade 8-9 piano piece composed by Mozart in 1778. Just bounce down, some of the large span and fast parts still require skill.

6. Mozart Double Piano Fugue in C minor

The double piano, played by two pianists against each other, has a variety of voices, and it is a graceful court music.

7. Piano Sonata No. 10

The first two stanzas are formal "symphonic" themes, neat and self-contained. Then it comes after the five bars and the harmonic phrase. Suddenly encountering the opening theme again, these changes in mood and content, take on many of the characteristics of the first movement of Mozart's piano sonatas.

8. Minuet in D major

The theme of the piece is presented by the octave unison of the first violin and viola (Fragment 1), which is beautiful and elegant. The main theme that follows is like a continuous trickle, soft and stretched (fragment 2).

9. Symphony No. 40

The work has a gentle and sincere lyrical flavor, a pathetic atmosphere like a complaint, and a spirit of excitement; It is both lyrical and dramatic.

10. "Serenade for Strings".

The most important feature of this piece is that there are no wind instruments, just strings, violins, violas, cellos and double basses. The performance is melodious and pleasant, elegant and fresh, full of an indescribable special charm.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - his works "Turkish March" and "The Marriage of Figaro" are very familiar to everyone, he is a prolific and powerful composer of the classical period, he composed more than 600 works of Lu Xiao in his lifetime, the style is known for its beautiful melody, delicate and elegant, the following is a few unpopular masterpieces outside of the widely circulated works, such as: "How Can I Forget You", "David the Confessor", "Rondo in C minor", " Piano Duo Sonata in F major", "Zaid", etc.

Summary. Hello dear and happy new year! Mozart's most not-known pieces are these

1.Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major. Its third movement, also known as the "Turkish Style", "Turkish Rondo" or "Turkish March", is one of Mozart's most popular piano pieces.

The composition imitates the characteristics of the Turkish military band, making this work one of the first non-European pieces in Europe. In recent years, it has also appeared in some film and television dramas.

Hello dear and happy new year! Mozart's most not-known pieces are as follows: 1

Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major. Its third movement, also known as the "Turkish Style", "Turkish Rondo" or "Turkish March", is one of Mozart's most popular piano pieces. The composition imitates the characteristics of the Turkish military band, making this work one of the first non-European pieces in Europe.

In recent years, it has also appeared in some film and television dramas.

2.Clarinet Concerto in A major, his only clarinet concerto. The music adopts the traditional three-movement, fast-slow-fast structure.

Unfortunately, the original sheet music was never published and has been lost. This concerto has become a must-play piece for clarinetists. This piece is known as an unprecedented concerto!

Isn't that the most famous?

3.Mozart's aria works are a huge treasure trove that has been overlooked. "How Can I Forget You" is actually a work that combines an aria and a small piano concerto into one. Mozart combined the two so closely.

4.David the Confessor, K 469 This work by Mozart is based on his Mass in C minor (K427). New lyrics have been added to the original song, and two stunning arias have been added, re-creating it as a cantata.

The work itself has certain operatic forms, with a chorus in the style of Handel.

5.Rondo in C minor, K 617 Jingle Bell This is the most ethereal of all the short pieces Mozart composed in his later years. **A unique sounding violin is played by a quartet of flutes, oboees, violas and cellos.

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