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    Mozart's Piano Concerto in G major was composed in 1784 in Vienna for a solo piano accompanied by an orchestra including flute, oboes, bassoons, horns and strings. It has three sections - an Allegro with an orchestral introduction followed by development and recapitulation featuring the piano, an Andante featuring a calm melodic line passed between instruments, and a lively Allegretto section introducing variations highlighting different instrumental groups and solo instruments.

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    Mozart's Piano Concerto in G major was composed in 1784 in Vienna for a solo piano accompanied by an orchestra including flute, oboes, bassoons, horns and strings. It has three sections - an Allegro with an orchestral introduction followed by development and recapitulation featuring the piano, an Andante featuring a calm melodic line passed between instruments, and a lively Allegretto section introducing variations highlighting different instrumental groups and solo instruments.

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    Mozart S Piano Concerto 17 in G Major

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    Mozart's Piano Concerto in G major was composed in 1784 in Vienna for a solo piano accompanied by an orchestra including flute, oboes, bassoons, horns and strings. It has three sections - an Allegro with an orchestral introduction followed by development and recapitulation featuring the piano, an Andante featuring a calm melodic line passed between instruments, and a lively Allegretto section introducing variations highlighting different instrumental groups and solo instruments.

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    Mozart's Piano Concerto in G major

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    Composed by Mozart in 1784 in Vienna Includes: o Solo: Piano o Orchestra: Flute, 2 Oboes, 2 bassoons, 2 horns and 2 strings Broken into three sections: o Allegro o Andante o Allegretto * One of the few pieces composed by Mozart that were not meant for him to play

    Allegro
    Orchestral Ritornello, or a solo exposition o Begins with violins and woodwinds, then lead to piano Development o repetition of the theme once with only strings then again along with violins and woodwinds Recapitulation o Repetition of theme with more woodwinds o Cadenza o Piano becomes prominent instrument

    Andante
    C major in 3/4 meter Begins with calm melodic line marked by an orchestral exposition and slowly incorporates woodwinds Change in volumes from loud and dramatic to soft Sharp notes to grasp attention Back and forth playing between woodwinds and strings at the closure of the movement

    Allegretto
    Marked by lively nature AABB form with mainly violins supported by woodwinds Introduces 5 variations o each highlight a specific instrument or group of instruments one by one Ends with a cadenza

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