An Andante con moto siciliana in 6/8 is the second movement of one of these works, composed in four days for Count Thun.
An Andante con moto siciliana in 6/8 is the second movement of one of these works, composed in four days for Count Thun. The Presto finale of one of these works in D major is reportedly to be played "as fast as possible" and shares a dedicatee with an earlier serenade by the composer. The penultimate of these was scored to be played with or without clarinets, and is one of only two in a minor key. The finale of the last of these uses a theme previously used in Michael Haydn's Symphony No. 33 and ends with a five-voice fugato. For 10 points, "Linz", "Haffner", "Great G minor", and "Jupiter" are some of what orchestral works by the composer of The Marriage of Figaro?
An Andante con moto siciliana in 6/8 is the second movement of one of these works, composed in four days for Count Thun.
Symphonies of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart