Music Music by Mozart, believed lost, discovered

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A previously lost string trio composition by Mozart, believed to have been written in his teenage years, has been discovered in a German library during an archival cataloging project. This significant find adds to the understanding of Mozart's early work and creative development. The piece was performed in Salzburg on September 19, 2024, showcasing its historical importance and musical value. The discovery highlights ongoing efforts to uncover and preserve classical music heritage.
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Mozart String Composition, Believed Lost, Discovered in Germany (Pitchfork)

"The string trio, probably written in the composer’s teens, was found in a library as archivists compiled an updated catalog of his work"

Article: https://pitchfork.com/news/mozart-string-composition-believed-lost-discovered-in-germany/

And here is the piece on youtube, performed in Salzburg 19 September 2024:

W. A. Mozart - "Ganz kleine Nachtmusik" KV 648 - Previously unknown piece - Salzburg - 19 Sept 2024
 
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