Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Leichte Noten

Aus den ersten Wiener Jahren stammen fünf Divertimenti für 3 Bassetthörner; Meisterwerke schlichter, volkstümlicher Melodik, die in verschiedenen Einrichtungen bekannt und beliebt geworden sind.

Six piano pices Mozart composed at the age of six.

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Mozarts bekannteste Opern in einer preiswerten Ausgabe 'Idomeneo', 'Le nozze di Figaro' und 'La clemenza di Tito' erscheinen zum ersten Mal bei Bärenreiter als Studienpartitur, 'Die Entführung aus dem...

Eine der berühmtesten Arien aller Zeiten, Mozarts Musik, ist hier originalgetreu in zugänglichem e-Moll mit leicht vereinfachten, aber authentischen Noten und Rhythmen für das sich entwickelnde Streic...

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.

This simplified arrangement of the overture to Apollo et Hyacinthus (possibly Mozart's first real opera) works very well for young orchestras, with lots of juicy, fun passages for all the instruments.