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Instruction: To compose without the least knowledge of Music so much German Waltzer of Schleifer as one pleases, by throwing a certain Number with two Dice.
American Music Teacher
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October 1, 2002|
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by W. A. Mozart and Edited by Fritz Spiegl. Emerson Edition/Theodore Presser Company (588 N. Gulph Rd., King of Prussia, PA 19406), 2000. 6 pp. piano, $14.95.
This little musical curiosity, supposedly by W. A. Mozart, was thought to be a spurious concoction of a music publisher until recently, when another similar work in Mozart's hand appeared in a European library. In essence, the composer presents 176 measures that are chosen and pieced together by consulting a chart, which gives the order of the measures based on numbers from the throw of two dice. This is an ...
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