US EditionPossible “new” Mozart plant identified in Graz
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The piano pieces “Milan Variations” from the holdings of the Styrian State Archive are attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart himself by a German scientist after detailed investigation. State Archive music historian Paul Duncan is delighted. STYRIA. The only known manuscript of the “Milanese Variations” is part of the Lannoy collection of the Styrian State Archives and is now causing a world sensation. These piano pieces are in the Köchel directo…
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In the holdings of the Styrian State Archives in Graz, a work has now been examined in detail, which could be a “new” piece by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The “Milanese Variations” are mentioned in the Köchel catalogue, the catalogue raisonné of Mozart's compositions, but they do not have a number because they were considered “unmozartic.” However, the German scientist Carsten Wollin now attributed the work to Mozart.
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