KV 632

Instrumental piece in C

(fragment) for clavier and violin or for 2 violins and bass

632

KV 631

KV 633

sorted in:

Works for One to Three String or Wind Instruments

KV 563

Divertimento in E flat for violin, viola and violoncello

KV 645

Six Trios for 2 violins and violoncello

Works for Piano and One Other Instrument

KV 630

Sonata in D for clavier and violin

KV 640

Solos for violin

KV 632 is a fragmentary Instrumental piece in C major dating from c. 1765 that Mozart broke off after eleven bars, shortly after the beginning of part II of the composition. The scoring is not indicated. The most likely scoring is violin and keyboard (cf. KV 26–31), but a composition for two violins and bass cannot be excluded. Mozart later used the verso of the sheet for the equally fragmentary Fugue in D minor, KV 660. The autograph score of KV 632 resurfaced only in 1992.

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Autograph

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Abschrift

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Neue Mozart-Ausgabe

X/30/4: Fragmente; Konrad, Ulrich (2002)

Neue Mozart-Ausgabe

X/31/4: Nachträge: Einzelstücke, Skizzen, Varia; Konrad, Ulrich; Leisinger, Ulrich (2099)