The third movement
This was often in theme and variations or rondo form, both multisection structures that are based on the musical principles of repetition and contrast. The form of the movement is rondo form, a common form in the final movements of Mozart’s concertos. The third movement
This was often in theme and variations or rondo form, both multisection structures that are based on the musical principles of repetition and contrast. The form of the movement is rondo form, a common form in the final movements of Mozart’s concertos. The third movements of both Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto and the Kegelstatt Trio (for clarinet, viola and piano) are rondos.
third movements of both Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto and the Kegelstatt Trio (for clarinet, viola and piano) are rondos.