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Original

Thema with variations in F major. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Piano sheet music.

Translation

Thema with variations in F major. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Piano sheet music.

Original

Thema with variations in F major. on the song "Ein Weib ist das herrlichste Ding". Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 1756-1791. Arranged by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. For 2 pianos. This edition. Paperbound. F-Dur. F major. German title. Variationen in F fur 2 Pfte. Full score. Language. all languages. Composed 1893. arranged. KV 613. 40 pages. Published by Carus Verlag. CA.5161300. ISBN M-007-09115-6. With Language. all languages. Here Rheinberger drew on his two-piano arrangement of the Goldberg Variations not only for the choice of instruments, but also for his arrangement technique. At times Mozart's piano part alternates between the two pianos, though usually new parts are added to flesh out the texture harmonically in various ways. Occasionally Rheinberger also adds motivic parts, though never with the same skill or density as in the Goldberg Variations. In this, however, he demonstrates a consummate sense of style precisely by adhering to the compositional fabric of his original models.

Translation

Thema with variations in F major. on the song "A woman is the most wonderful thing". Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 1756-1791. Arranged by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. For 2 pianos. This edition. Paperbound. F-Dur. F major. German title. Variationen in F fur 2 Pfte. Full score. Language. all languages. Composed 1893. arranged. KV 613. 40 pages. Published by Carus Verlag. CA.5161300. ISBN M-007-09115-6. With Language. all languages. Here Rheinberger drew on his two-piano arrangement of the Goldberg Variations not only for the choice of instruments, but also for his arrangement technique. At times Mozart's piano part alternates between the two pianos, though usually new parts are added to flesh out the texture harmonically in various ways. Occasionally Rheinberger also adds motivic parts, though never with the same skill or density as in the Goldberg Variations. In this, however, he demonstrates a consummate sense of style precisely by adhering to the compositional fabric of his original models.