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Andante (for a barrel in a little organ) K.616 arranged for AATB A late example of ‘flute-clock’ music - there are many pieces written by Haydn, Mozart and others for mechanical organs and subsequently arranged by all sorts of people for all sorts of ensembles, often recorders. I believe this work is already available for three recorders but I think this is the only published quartet version (there is a lot of four-part harmony in the original and you might as well share the work out a bit more). This may be the only late piece of Mozart for which recorders provide an appropriate mode of expression! Duration about 4’30” (5’50” if you do a D.C. rather than a D.S.!) GP03 Score and parts £ 9.60 Sonata in F major K.497 (originally for piano duet) arranged for the same ensemble as Mozart’s Gran Partita K.361 plus flute (fl, 2ob, 2 cl (B flat), 2 bhn, 2bn, 4hn, db) This arrangement is in the repertoire of the Haffner Wind Ensemble, and was first performed by them at a BBC Lunchtime Concert in Bristol on the 3rd of March 2005 (broadcast on BBC Radio 3 on 21st March 2005). It was originally arranged for Whiteacre Winds, an amateur group based in Fulbourn, near Cambridge. The version to be published will incorporate some slight revisions. In preparation Concertante (from the ‘Posthorn’ Serenade, K.320) arranged for fl, ob, pf In preparation Works_in_preparation.htmlWorks_in_preparation.htmlshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1

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