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Je est un autre
The line that broke poetry in two — « Je est un autre » — in his own hand.
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Mozart's own hand — his signature, and the music, in ink.
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Mozart's own hand — his signature, and the music, in ink.
A fragment of Mozart's autograph score of his Symphony No. 32 in G major, K.318 — the actual manuscript, in his hand. At the top, his name as he wrote it: "di Wolfgango Amadeo Mozart". The date beneath it, "d. 26 Apr. 79.", was added after his death by Johann Anton André, the publisher who bought his papers. Below, the opening of the first violins, marked Allegro spiritoso. Nothing redrawn — only recoloured to a single sepia ink, because a manuscript is worth more than any printed edition for one reason: the hand of the man. The shirt is the paper.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) finished his Symphony No. 32, K.318, in Salzburg on 26 April 1779 — three sections played without a break, in the manner of an Italian opera overture, bursting with the theatrical energy of his early maturity. The complete autograph survives at the New York Public Library. His music is long in the public domain.
The New York Public Library, Music Division · Symphony No. 32, K.318 (autograph, 1779) · shelfmark JOB 73-55 · public domain
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