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Mozart's 8th Concerto
#383563 09/28/03 08:21 PM
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Does anyone have this as a pdf or something they can email me? I'm wanting to learn it, but I have no idea how difficult/easy it is by listening to the midi and I can't find anything about it anywhere!
Any help would be much appreiciated.
Re: Mozart's 8th Concerto
#383564 09/29/03 09:52 PM
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Re: Mozart's 8th Concerto
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I don't have an electronic version of the score, but I can tell you that K. 246 is a fantastic "first" Mozart concerto. If you can handle things like the K. 545, 332, and 283 sonatas, then this concerto would be fine.

I LOVE K. 246! Go for it!!!

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Re: Mozart's 8th Concerto
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If I had a scanner I would but i don't so sorry!

I've only played the 1st movement of the concerto and its not easy nor hard. The only problem is making the notes sound clear and the long scale passages. It really easy to sightread so learning it is pretty easy, but perfecting it is a total beast...just like any other Mozart piece...hehe it rhymes



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