Leduc Mozart W.a. - Menuet De M. Duport - Flûte et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This edition, from issue 80 of the "Classics for Flute" collection by Marcel Moyse, highlights "Minuet Of Mr. Duport," a work by Mozart arranged for flute and piano. The musical material is organized around a main theme marked Tempo di Minuetto, with an elegant and dance-like character, typical of the classical aesthetic. This theme serves as an anchor point before opening into a series of variations that renew the flute line, dynamics, and articulation, while maintaining true stylistic coherence.
After the four variations, the score leads to a livelier conclusion in Allegro, which brings contrast, energy, and relief to the whole. The presence of a cadenza at the end adds a marked solo dimension: it allows working on projection, rhythmic freedom, and breath control, while enhancing the musical impact during a public performance.
Considered difficult to play, this piece is particularly aimed at flutists already comfortable with intonation, articulation changes, and phrasing demands. It is an excellent score to enrich one's classical repertoire, refine style, and prepare a concert performance with a supportive piano accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mozart | Instrumentation | flute and piano |
| Arranger | Marcel Moyse | Difficulty | upper intermediate |
| Collection | Classics for Flute | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play Mozart's M. Duport Minuet on the flute?
This score is indicated for an upper intermediate level and is considered difficult to play. It demands accuracy, changes in articulation, and phrasing.
Is the Mozart M. Duport Minuet score written with piano accompaniment?
The instrumentation features a solo flute and piano. The accompaniment highlights the flute line in this edition arranged by Marcel Moyse.
How many variations does this flute piece contain?
The initial Tempo di Minuetto is followed by four variations. These renew the flute line, dynamics, and articulation.
Is there a cadenza in the M. Duport Minuet?
A cadenza appears at the end, after the Allegro section. Its interpretation allows working on projection and rhythmic freedom. It reinforces the soloist character of the conclusion.
In which collection is this Mozart flute score published?
The edition belongs to the "Classics for Flute" collection, number 80, under the direction of Marcel Moyse.
