Product Description
Mozart wrote three early String Quartets in Salzburg in 1772 naming them Divertimenti.
They are catalogued as K.136, K.137 and K.138.
In form these Divertimenti are in three movements, which differs from his later divertimenti which have 4 or more movements.
They are sometimes known as Salzburg Symphonies 1 to 3.
K. 136, in D major, the best known of the three, opens with an Allegro, followed by an attractive G major slow movement and a rapid finale with the requisite touch of contrapuntal interest.
K. 137, in B flat major, starts with an Andante, followed by two faster movements.
The third of the set, K. 138, in F major, follows an opening tripartite Allegro with a C major Andante and a final Presto.
This is no. 2 Arranged wind quartet.
The melody (violin1) is shared out.
I have not done a straight swop from violin 1 to flute etc....
This product was created by a member of ArrangeMe, Hal Leonard's global self-publishing community of independent composers, arrangers, and songwriters. ArrangeMe allows for the publication of unique arrangements of both popular titles and original compositions from a wide variety of voices and backgrounds.