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Andante: from Piano Concerto No. 21 (5-7 Octaves)
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Title: Andante (from Piano Concerto No. 21)
Composed By: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Arranged By: Michael J. Glasgow
Octaves: 5 or 7 w/opt. 4 oct. Handchimes
Level: 4+
Season: General
Series: Master Ringer
UPC: 749193022313
The beloved second movement of Mozartâ?Ts Piano Concerto No. 21 (K. 467) is commonly known as the â?oElvira Madiganâ? concerto for its inclusion in the 1967 film of the same name. Michael J. Glasgow was commissioned to bring his masterful musicality to this arrangement, which is well-crafted for the handbell idiom while remaining true to Mozartâ?Ts original. This elegant arrangement is technically accessible, yet provides an abundance of opportunities for sublime music-making.
Composed By: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Arranged By: Michael J. Glasgow
Octaves: 5 or 7 w/opt. 4 oct. Handchimes
Level: 4+
Season: General
Series: Master Ringer
UPC: 749193022313
The beloved second movement of Mozartâ?Ts Piano Concerto No. 21 (K. 467) is commonly known as the â?oElvira Madiganâ? concerto for its inclusion in the 1967 film of the same name. Michael J. Glasgow was commissioned to bring his masterful musicality to this arrangement, which is well-crafted for the handbell idiom while remaining true to Mozartâ?Ts original. This elegant arrangement is technically accessible, yet provides an abundance of opportunities for sublime music-making.