After composing his three last symphonies in as many months in the summer of 1788, Mozart started out on another mammoth project – a trio for strings of truly symphonic proportions. This visionary work with its somewhat unpretentious title "Divertimento in E flat major" revealed itself to be the quintessence of everything Mozart stood for as composer, craftsman and dramaturge. With its six movements, a playing time of around 50 minutes and the grandeur of its musical lines it puts all earlier chamber music compositions in the shade – but was its greatness appreciated in Mozart's time?
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
Divertimento in E flat major KV 563
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Album title
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MOZART Divertimento KV 563 |
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Performer
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TrioTaus, string trio |
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Producer
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Morten Lindberg, balance engineer and recording producer |
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Catalogue #
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2L-148-SACD |
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EAN13
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7041888524021 |
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ISRC-code
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NOMPP1901010-060 |
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Disc 1
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Hybrid SACD MCH 5.0 DSD Stereo DSD RedBook PCM: MQA CD |
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Archive (not distributed) |
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Release date
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November 2019 |
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Recording date
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June 2017 |
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Location
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Sofienberg Church, Norway |
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Original source
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DXD (352.8kHz/24bit) |




