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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed this Divertimento for strings during down-time his winter of 1772 in Salzburg. The first movement centers around a charming theme that ends with an amusing little dynamic retreat. The development moves into the minor mode, surprising the listener with a second theme. The Andante is warm and elegant, with its two halves contrasted by a brief acceleration in the accompaniment’s pulse. A spirited Presto brings this composition to a close. This is a fine example of Mozart’s ambitious work in a genre that traditionally was designated as “light” music.
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| Tempo | Andante (76-108 BPM), Allegro (132-160 BPM), Presto (176-200 BPM) |
