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Mozart's Duets for One Pianoforte
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 January 1946
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At first sight it may seem perverse to exclude Mozart's two-piano music from a paper concerned with his piano duets. But there is a fundamental difference between duets and two-piano music; and I would prefer to stress this difference rather than to ignore it.
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