Mozart: Violin Concerto No.4

Includes accompaniments for:

1. Allegro

2. Andante cantabile

3. Rondeau

Mozart originally composed his fourth violin concerto for himself to play, in 1775 while living in Salzburg. However, he later made the solo part considerably more difficult in order for his friend Antonio Brunetti to play. The march-like rhythms in the first movement have led to it sometimes being nicknamed the 'Military' concerto.

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Shortened opening - 7 bars of piano introduction

Cadenza - 5 seconds of silence before 4 click beats signal re-entry of piano

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Cadenza - 5 seconds of silence before 4 click beats signal re-entry of piano

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4 quaver click beats signal pulse at beginning - violin enters on 4th beat

Cadenza - 5 seconds of silence, then 4 quaver click-beats before violin enters at Andante grazioso