By
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Symphony No. 39 features several prominent violin excerpts, as is common in his symphonic works. Composed in 1788, it is one of Mozart's final symphonies and is celebrated for its classical elegance and structural sophistication. The violin excerpts from Mozart's Symphony No. 39 are frequent audition pieces for violinists around the world.
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by:
David Kim
Picture an intimate performance of a middle to late Beethoven String Quartet in a loft on the Upper West Side of Manhattan; David Kim urges you to play with this same degree of intimacy with this Mozart excerpt! This lesson covers the first two movements of Mozart’s Symphony #39 and how to audition with them. Kim’s thoughts on bowing and phrasing complement his insider tips on skipping past multi-measure rests and how to charm a panel. The most important thing is remaining true to the character of Mozart: elegant and never dry!
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