Mozart (Anderson): Divertimento No. 3 [2 clarinets, bassoon] (score and parts) Brass Music_Tuba Brod gives an explanation of

Brod gives an explanation of the various articulation markings that he uses

the accompaniment starts moving and the harmony starts modulating toward the initial melody

Canfield states that he sought to mimic Elgar through certain harmonic and melodic sequences

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Mozart (Anderson): Divertimento No. 3 [2 clarinets, bassoon] (score and parts) Brass Music_Tuba Brod gives an explanation ofCode: JP5079 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0579 1 The attribution of the Five Divertimentos, K. 439b to Mozart has been questioned by some scholars. There is no surviving autograph and no reference to the 25 pieces in Mozart's own catalogue of his compositions. Nevertheless, sometime between 1787 90, Mozart supposedly wrote some trios for Anton Stadler. Unfortunately, Stadler claimed that the scores were in a suitcase that was stolen while he was in Germany so the