Mozart (Anderson): Divertimento No. 4 [oboe, clarinet, bassoon] (parts and score) Saxophone Music_Tenor Saxophone It has 6 movements which

It has 6 movements which should not be played in the printed movement order

the bassoon has been left out

Code: JP5092

The basset clarinet was presumed to have sang its swan song sometime in the late eighteenth century

as well as fellow students Herbert Howells

Mozart (Anderson): Divertimento No. 4 [oboe, clarinet, bassoon] (parts and score) Saxophone Music_Tenor Saxophone It has 6 movements whichCode: JP5085 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0334 6 Sometime between 1787 90, Mozart supposedly wrote some trios for Anton Stadler. Unfortunately, Stadler claimed that the scores were in a suitcase that was stolen while he was in Germany so the original scores have never been found. These trios were published by Simrock between 1806 1813 for 2 clarinets and bassoon and had 25 movements divided into 5 "serenades." It was not until the 1960s that researchers proposed