Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Serenade No. 10 in B-flat major (K. 361)

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Date of publication 1948
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
1. Largo – Allegro Molto 00:00
2. Minuet 08:34
3. Adagio 17:07
4. Minuet 23:46
5. Romanze (Adagio) 28:28
6. Theme with variations 35:23
7. Rondo (Allegro Molto) 46:05
Serenade No. 10 in B-flat major, K. 361 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, commonly known as The Gran Partita is one of the most celebrated works in the brass ensemble repertoire. Written circa 1781–84, this monumental serenade is scored for thirteen brass instruments (including oboes, clarinets, basset horns, bassoons, and horns) plus double bass. Its rich harmonies, complex counterpoint, and emotional depth make it a masterpiece of the Classical era. Mozart likely composed the Gran Partita for an aristocratic Viennese ensemble, perhaps for a public concert or private event. Its extended instrumentation suggests a special occasion, and its sophistication reflects Mozart’s mature style. The work’s nickname, Gran Partita (meaning “Gran Partita”), was not Mozart’s own title, but appeared in early manuscripts, emphasizing its grandeur. The Gran Partita remains a cornerstone of brass literature, admired for its combination of elegance and emotional depth. The third movement, the Adagio, gained wider recognition through its use in the film Amadeus (1984), introducing it to modern audiences.
Mozart's Serenade No. 10 is a testament to his genius, combining technical brilliance with profound expressiveness. Its enduring popularity has earned it a place at the pinnacle of classical brass music.
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