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Lost Mozart Works Discovered

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Mozart beim Komponieren / J.Bueche

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Komponist, 1756-1791.
- 'Mozart beim Komponieren'. -
Gemaelde, um 1880, von Josef Bueche (geb.
1848).
Oel auf Leinwand, 83,8 x 127 cm.
Berlin, Slg.Archiv f.Kunst & Geschichte.

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Mozart Composing / Ptg. J.Bueche / c.1880

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Composer, 1756-1791.
- 'Mozart composing'. -
Painting, c.1880, by Josef Bueche (born
1848).
Oil on canvas, 83.8 x 127cm.
Coll. Archiv f.Kunst & Geschichte.

F:

Mozart composant / J. Bueche

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
compositeur, 1756-1791.
- 'Mozart composant'. -
Peinture, vers 1880, de Josef Bueche
(ne en 1848).
Huile sur toile, 83,8 x 127 cm.
Berlin, coll.Archiv f.Kunst & Geschichte
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Mozart beim Komponieren

Via Reiter's News Service:

Twenty pieces of music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have been discovered 220 years after he died.

The Vienna-based International Mozart Academy said yesterday that the compositions have been identified as works composed by Mozart in the year before his death. The works include 2 complete symphonies, a 28th piano concerto, a Masonic hymn, songs, and an opera based on the play The Stolen Kiss by Pierre Beaumarchais.

Mozart, who was born in Salzburg, lived from 1756 to 1791. He played the piano from an early age and began composing when he was five. He eventually created more than 600 works, including operas, chamber music, orchestral works and choral pieces.

You can listen to the finale to the Piano Concerto No. 28 in A major here.

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