Mozart Piano Piece in G major (NEW DISCOVERY, 2009)

newly discovered Mozart piece played by Florian Birsak in Salzburg, August 2009. The pieces were supposed to have been composed by the young Mozart at the age of 7 or 8 but only confirmed in Aug 2009. More info at http://www.mozarteum.at/

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• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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[blee3ee]

where's the other piece?

[alflang1]

just posted.

[MichaelBValse]

@davlor86 because experts in the field, that study this line of work for a job, have deemed it his. for reasons such as: a logical key in his compositional development and the hand writing is his. =P

[luisgallegos58]

@caribooho he lived to 35.

[davlor86]

@caribooho How do you know if Mozart didn't write this with anyone else help? I mean i love Mozart but i have to be realistic

[margariitaZ]

oooou... want more

[NelGlez]

When I hear it, my initial impression was that it was CPE Bach. After a second and third time hearing, it became more recognizable that it was in fact a composition by Mozart. :)

[mradipatti]

and they found a new Michelangelo too, you know.....

I mean they just found it that´s all.

[alflang1]

When I heard the pieces, my initial untutored reaction was that they sound like pieces by one of JS Bach's brood. According to Wikipedia, the Nannerl Notenbuch, which Leopold Mozart compiled and in which these 'newly discovered' pieces were found, included works by CPE Bach. However, according to Mozarteum, the 'new' pieces, esp the concerto, were not developed enough to have been done by technically sophisticated composers like Leopold, JC Bach, or CPE Bach.

[TAKENnameARGH]

I don't like it.

[shabi4353]

too short :(((((

[caribooho]

well you couldn't have composed something like this even if you were 66 so don't feel bad.