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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
1756-1791
(b Salzburg, 27 Jan 1756; d Vienna, 5 Dec 1791). Austrian
Symphony No.31, K.297 (300a), D major (Paris) <1778>
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Mozart supplied two slow movements for this symphony:
Andante [or Andantino], G major, 6/8, ca.6'
Andante, G major, 3/4, ca.5'
It is not entirely clear which came first. Most editions give the 6/8 version; Bärenreiter includes both, with the 3/4 mvt as an alternative.
The Bärenreiter score (but not the parts) also includes the original version of the 1st movement, the differences of which are interesting, but not particularly striking.
Andante [or Andantino], G major, 6/8, ca.6'
Andante, G major, 3/4, ca.5'
It is not entirely clear which came first. Most editions give the 6/8 version; Bärenreiter includes both, with the 3/4 mvt as an alternative.
The Bärenreiter score (but not the parts) also includes the original version of the 1st movement, the differences of which are interesting, but not particularly striking.
I. Allegro assai
II. Andantino
III. Allegro
II. Andantino
III. Allegro