Mozart (Anderson): Divertimento No. 4 [oboe, clarinet, bassoon] (parts and score) Saxophone Music_Tenor Saxophone It has 6 movements which

It has 6 movements which should not be played in the printed movement order

The basset clarinet was presumed to have sang its swan song sometime in the late eighteenth century

He resigned from the orchestra in 1903 to devote himself to creative work

Burgmuller's Duo in E-flat major for clarinet and piano was composed in 1834

Mozart (Anderson): Divertimento No. 4 [oboe, clarinet, bassoon] (parts and score) Saxophone Music_Tenor Saxophone It has 6 movements whichCode: JP5085 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0334 6 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 original scores have never been found. These trios were published by Simrock between 1806 1813 for 2 clarinets and bassoon and had 25 movements divided into 5 "serenades." It was not until the 1960s that researchers proposed