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Lot 238
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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Estimate
2,500 - 3,000 GBP
bidding is closed

Description

  • Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
  • Two early editions, of the "Prague" Symphony, K.504, and the Symphony in G minor, K.550
  • paper and ink
Sinfonie de W. A. Mozart. Partition N.o 1 ["Prague" Symphony, K.504] [score], Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [1807], 22 pages, folio (33.9 x 26.3cm), engraved throughout, plate number 396, some pagination numbers cropped, small ink blot to title, spine strengthened

Sinfonie de W. A. Mozart. Partition N.o 2 [Symphony in G minor, K.550] [score], Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [1811], 26 pages, folio (33.9 x 26.4cm), engraved throughout, plate number 1365, trimmed to plate, affecting the engraved surface in a few places, spine strengthened, outer bifolium of music becoming detached 

Literature

Köchel6, pp.562 and 623; see Haberkamp, pp.276 and 311

Condition

Condition is described in the main body of the cataloguing, where appropriate.
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Catalogue Note

Two rare early editions. The "Prague" Symphony, K.504, and the Symphony in G minor, K.550, were first published in parts, by André, in 1800 and 1794, respectively; scores of the two works were first published by Cianchettini & Sperati, in 1807 and c.1810, respectively.