Concerto in A Major

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Concerto in A Major

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Thus, Mozart’s popular Concerto in A Major, K. 488, begins with an extended orchestral tutti without soloist, after which the solo piano enters on a restatement of the main theme, lightly and intermittently accompanied by the strings alone. Another tutti, this time short, leads into a modulatory (key-changing)…
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Thus, Mozart’s popular Concerto in A Major, K. 488, begins with an extended orchestral tutti without soloist, after which the solo piano enters on a restatement of the main theme, lightly and intermittently accompanied by the strings alone. Another tutti, this time short, leads into a modulatory (key-changing)…
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