La tartine de beurre

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La tartine de beurre ( The Butterbrot ) KV 6 A 284n C.27.09 is a piano piece that is attributed to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , but sometimes also to his father Leopold Mozart .

Spreading the bread is illustrated by glissandi of the right hand.

The origin of the short piece is not clear. Allegedly, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed the bread and butter at the age of five. The piece was probably first published by Litolff in Braunschweig . It may have come from Henry Charles Litolff .

\ new PianoStaff << \ new Staff = "right" \ with {midiInstrument = "acoustic grand"} \ relative c '' {\ key c \ major \ numericTimeSignature \ time 3/4 \ tempo "tempo di valse" c2-> \ glissando \ p c'8 rd, 2 -> \ glissando d'8 re, 2 -> \ glissando e'8 r f2 -> \ glissando d, 8 r c2 -> \ glissando c'8 rd, 2-> \ glissando d'8 rg, 8 \ <-. c \! -. e4 \> -. d \! -. c2 r4} \ new Staff = "left" \ with {midiInstrument = "acoustic grand"} {\ relative c '{\ key c \ major \ numericTimeSignature \ time 3/4 \ tempo "tempo di valse" c4 <eg> < eg> b <dg> <dg> c <eg> <eg> g, <bd g> <bd g> c <eg> <eg> b <dg> <dg> c <eg> <g, b g ' > <ce g> 2 r4}} >>

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ La tartine de beurre ( The bread and butter ) , Klassika.info
  2. ↑ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 27th Oeuvres pour piano (pièces isolées) , musiqueorguequebec.ca
  3. ↑ Das Butterbrot , notenpost.de
  4. ↑ To say goodbye, there was Mozart's bread and butter from Roland Moll, Ostfriesen-Zeitung , March 8, 2008
  5. ↑ Mozart for My Baby by Lance G. Hill, classicalmusicguide.com, July 11, 2009 (English)