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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major, K. 314, stands as one of the most bright, radiant, and enduring pillars of the classical woodwind literature. Composed in early 1778 during his temporary residency in Mannheim, this magnificent concerto has a notoriously colorful and double-sided historical identity. While it is cherished today by flutists worldwide as an absolute masterpiece of agility, elegance, and singing style, the work was not originally conceived for the flute at all.
Mozart had actually composed the piece a year prior, in the summer of 1777, as an Oboe Concerto in C major for
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