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This large-format collector’s edition reproduces Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s autograph manuscript for the Fantasie und Sonate c-Moll für Klavier, KV 475 & 457, published in 1991 by the International Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg.
Rather than being a conventional sheet music book, this is a museum-quality facsimile portfolio created for musicians, scholars, conservatories, and collectors. It includes a scholarly introduction, large facsimile reproductions of Mozart’s handwritten manuscript, and the original compact disc featuring Alfred Brendel performing the works.
Included are:
• Original presentation portfolio/slipcase
• Facsimile manuscript portfolio
• Companion booklet with English and German text
• Original Philips compact disc
The portfolio remains in good overall condition. The outer portfolio/slipcase shows light age toning and handling wear consistent with age. The protective translucent tissue (glassine) covering the booklet has some small tears and age toning, but the booklet itself is not torn. The original CD is present. The facsimile manuscript pages and contents appear complete. Please examine all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
An impressive piece for Mozart collectors, music historians, conservatories, libraries, or anyone interested in the composer’s creative process.
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ITEM SPECIFICS
SKU: W-229
Book Title: Fantasie und Sonate c-Moll für Klavier KV 475 + 457
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Publisher: Internationale Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg
Year Published: 1991
Language: German & English
Format: Portfolio / Facsimile Edition
Binding: Portfolio with softcover booklet
Features: Complete with Philips CD, facsimile manuscript reproductions
Topic: Classical Music, Mozart, Manuscripts
Subject: Music History & Manuscripts
Country/Region of Manufacture: Austria