Serenade in G-major "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik"
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arr. Peter Guthrie
Composed:
1787 Arranged:
2003 Grouping:
SATB
After moving to Vienna Mozart wrote few divertimenti, but the serenade in G-major became one of his most widely known works. Working as a "freelance" composer, Mozart surely composed this for a particular patron or event, but unusually neither is known. What is known from the catalogue entry is that the second movement is now lost - Mozart describes a Menuet seperating the initial Allegro from the Romance.
This arrangement contains only the 1st and 4th movements.
Score Parts
© 2003 Peter Guthrie
© 2003 Peter Guthrie
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