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Mozart Oboe Quartet F Major K.370 (368b)
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Editor: Ernst Herttrich
Publisher: G. Henle Verlag
Publisher Code: HN9794
Format: Study Score
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Mozart Oboe Quartet F Major K.370 (368b)
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Mozart Oboe Quartet F Major K.370 (368b)
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144 West 66th Street
New York NY 10023
United States
For oboe, violin, viola and cello.
This is Mozart's only piece of chamber music for the oboe – and no oboist would want to be without it! Like the Clarinet Quintet, the Oboe Quartet of 1781 was written for a friend: Friedrich Ramm, a member of the celebrated court orchestra in Mannheim. Since then it has become the most significant and best-known work in its genre. The playfully virtuoso outside movements frame a brief slow movement in the minor mode that brings out the instrument's elegiac timbre. Unlike the Oboe Concerto, this work has come down to us in Mozart's autograph score, which has served as the principal source of our edition.
This is Mozart's only piece of chamber music for the oboe – and no oboist would want to be without it! Like the Clarinet Quintet, the Oboe Quartet of 1781 was written for a friend: Friedrich Ramm, a member of the celebrated court orchestra in Mannheim. Since then it has become the most significant and best-known work in its genre. The playfully virtuoso outside movements frame a brief slow movement in the minor mode that brings out the instrument's elegiac timbre. Unlike the Oboe Concerto, this work has come down to us in Mozart's autograph score, which has served as the principal source of our edition.