Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto for flute and harp, K. 299, solo harp part

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By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Marie-Claire Jamet

Item Number: S0.241009

This edition of the Mozart flute and harp concert was directed by harpist Marie-Claire Jamet and flutist Chistien Lardé, both former teachers at the Paris Conservatory. The cadenzas were written by Madame Jamet, who also fingered, pedaled and provided ossias for a number of passages in the harp part. The flute part was completely annotated by Mr. Lardé.The orchestral score contains a number of ossias passages for the harp. The score and complete parts, a piano reduction and the solo parts, and the individual parts are all available for sale   Orchestration: 2 oboes, 2 horns in C, strings

The solo part for harp also contains a reduced version of the solo flute part, for ease of performance.

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