Edition Peters MOZART W.A - SERENADE C-DUR "GANZ KLEINE NACHTMUSIK" KV 648 - 2 VIOLONS & PIANO
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Summary of This Score
"The Serenade in C K648 "Ganz kleine Nachtmusik" follows the tradition of Mozart's serenades while offering the freshness of a rare repertoire, brought to light by researchers in Leipzig. Conceived as a "Very Little Night Music," this piece with a light and lively character unfolds in seven movements, perfectly suited for ensemble work and the pursuit of sonic cohesion within a string trio. The writing highlights the dialogue between the two violins, supported by a cello bass that structures the harmony and pulse, for a chamber music experience that is both accessible and refined.
This Urtext edition, presented as the very first publication of the work, combines the full score and parts to facilitate both rehearsal and concert preparation. The preface situates the serenade in its context and discusses its attribution and place in the catalogue, while the critical commentary provides valuable insight into the musical material. An ideal score to enrich your Mozart program beyond the essentials, to be discovered alongside "Eine kleine Nachtmusik K525."
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Genre | Classical score |
| Instrumentation | 2 violins and bass (cello) (string trio) | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Ganz kleine Nachtmusik KV 648?
The work is written for two violins and a cello bass, forming a string trio.
Does the score include the full score and the individual parts?
The edition combines the full score and the instrumental parts. This presentation facilitates the preparation of rehearsals and concerts.
How many movements does this Mozart serenade have?
The Serenade in C major KV 648 unfolds in seven movements.
Is this an Urtext edition of Ganz kleine Nachtmusik KV 648?
This publication is presented as an Urtext edition and as the first publication of the work. A preface places the serenade in its context, while a critical commentary illuminates the musical material. The attribution and the place of the piece in the catalogue are also discussed.
For which musical style is this Mozart score intended?
The score belongs to the classical repertoire and fits within the tradition of Mozartian serenades.
