Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Mozart's prominent works include the transformation of style gallant to the contrapuntal style of Baroque. He has his own class in the style that he exercised. Popularity of Piano Concerto was his hard-worked genre. The main highlights of his works were clarity, balance, transparency and absolute harmony. Some of his popular works like Piano Concerto No. 24, Piano Concerto Nos. 1-4 and Symphony No. 40 highlighted his sense of extreme knack with piano and overall music genre. By large, he was an extremely talented composer who also wielded his pen in religious music including masses. The style employed usually was that of simple, light, tonic and symmetry. Also, symmetrical phrases, articulated structures and subdominant chords were his specialty.

Mozart and Piano

Mozart has to his credit a large series of Piano Concertos. The Concerto No. 1 and Concerto No. 2 were scored for strings, piano and pair of oboes and horns. The Concerto No. 3 was characterized by trumpets too. The Concerto No. 4 had a pair of horns and flutes too. All the above written Concertos were characterized by the specific music notation. The music notation is in the forms of notes according to the sounds of the octave. The various notes are C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C. The various notes emphasized upon in these Concertos were F major, B flat major, D major, G major. The use of piano was entirely to give a harmonious and rhythmic base to the entire concert. The Concerto No. 24 has movements in C minor, E flat major. It was originally composed to be scored for flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, trumpets and strings. This Concerto has been considered as Mozart's greatest works as it has embedded in it different realms of musical genre.