Mozart - The Abduction from the Seraglio for 2 flutes KV 384

Description:

In addition to the "Magic Flute" (UE 15966) and the "Marriage of Figaro" (UE 16773), this is another example of the popular arrangements of operatic melodies for two flutes, popular in the second half of the 18th century Also an introduction to Mozart's opera, and these charming Mozart arrangements from the late 18th and 19th centuries are still gaining in popularity, as they once evolved from the need to recall the melodies of the operatic visit And in their own time they may have the opposite function of opening up a first access to Mozart for young people.

• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Aria: Here I shall see you
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Song: Whoever has found a sweetheart
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Aria: O how anxious, how fiery
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Aria: Through tenderness and flattery
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Aria: What delight, what delight
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Duet: Vivat Bacchus, Bacchus live
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Aria: When the joy of tears flow
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Romance: In the Mohrenland was caught
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Vaudeville: I will never misunderstand your favor