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A movement from one of Mozart's piano concerti.
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Yes, I don't have absolute ear/memory (or whatever the name is). I wonder why many people in our forum consistently refer to concerts, symphonies, quartets etc by catalog numbers. Example, for me Mozart's last piano concerto is the concerto #27 and not the concerto K.some_number. It's much easier the former way, I think.Last edited by Enrique; 03-18-2020, 09:45 PM.
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Originally posted by Enrique View PostAnd what about Mozart's 37th symphony. I doesn't even exist. Although this fact, actually, does not create ambiguity.'Man know thyself'
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I think that's because that would confuse many people (including me), an entire one or two generations. Take the average concert goer. I once tried to get informed about that number 37, but had, until reading your post, quite forgotten the details. Thanks for the data. So, if I happen to listen to Haydn's #25, for a little time at least I would be hearing Mozart! Though the rest would deserve listening to it too, of course.Last edited by Enrique; 03-19-2020, 10:28 PM.
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