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[ Muller, proprietor of the art museum on the Stockameisenplatz, announces (Wien. Ztg., 1791, No. 66, Anh.) that he has on view there "the magnificent mausoleum erected to the memory of the great Field-Marshal Laudon. There will be performed also funeral music composed by the famous Kapellm. Mozart, which is very well suited for the occasion which has called it forth.">[
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[ The Andante composed on May 4, 1791, "for a waltz on a little organ" (616 K.), is a graceful little piece, with no pretence alter anything deeper, either in execution or expression.]
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[ Nicolai, who notices this reformation (Reise, IV., p. 550), has adduced proofs of it (Beil., X., z, 2).]
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[ Forkel, Musik. Alman., 1784, p. 187.]
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[ A four-part vocal fugue, "In Te Domine speravi," of which Mozart has written thirty-four bars (23 Anh., K.), appears to belong to this time, and is very fresh and forcible:—[See Page Image]