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In the 25 years following Mozart’s death an enormous amount of his music was arranged and adapted for the insatiable appetite of the European musical public. Nearly every major work was arranged for piano four hand, even some of the operas were arranged for string quartet or other chamber scoring.
Johannes Traeg, an acquaintance of Mozart’s and a publisher, quickly responded to the public demand for domestic Mozart arrangements at the start of the 19th century. One of these was Mozart’s two duos for Violin and Viola K. 423-424, which he arranged in 1805 for Violin and Violoncello. This Barenreiter publication of the duos turns back time and offers us an insight into performance practice of the early 19th century. Includes score and two pull-out parts.
