Composer

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Franz Krommer

Genre

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Chamber

Style

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Chamber Music

Compose Date

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1804

Average_duration

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27:07

Movement_count

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13

Movement ....

Franz Krommer's 'Pieces (13), Op. 47' is a collection of thirteen short pieces for wind instruments, composed in the early 19th century. The work was composed in 1808 and premiered in Vienna the same year. The collection is divided into three movements, each containing several pieces. The first movement consists of six pieces, all in different keys and featuring different wind instruments. The first piece is a lively Allegro in C major for two clarinets, followed by a graceful Andante in F major for two flutes. The third piece is a playful Allegro in G major for two oboes, followed by a charming Andante in B-flat major for two horns. The fifth piece is a lively Allegro in D major for two bassoons, and the final piece of the movement is a cheerful Allegro in E-flat major for two clarinets. The second movement consists of four pieces, all in different keys and featuring different wind instruments. The first piece is a gentle Andante in E-flat major for two horns, followed by a lively Allegro in C major for two flutes. The third piece is a graceful Andante in F major for two clarinets, and the final piece of the movement is a lively Allegro in G major for two oboes. The third movement consists of three pieces, all in different keys and featuring different wind instruments. The first piece is a lively Allegro in C major for two bassoons, followed by a graceful Andante in F major for two horns. The final piece of the collection is a lively Allegro in G major for all the wind instruments. The 'Pieces (13), Op. 47' is a charming collection of short pieces that showcase the versatility and beauty of wind instruments. The pieces are characterized by their lively rhythms, graceful melodies, and playful interactions between the different instruments. The collection is a testament to Krommer's skill as a composer and his love for wind music.

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