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Mozart composed his Concert Rondo for horn and orchestra in 1781. It is believed that he initially intended it as a finale for a horn concerto, but it has since been published as an independent movement which exhibits the ebullient nature of the instrument.
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4 crotchet click-beats at beginning, horn enters just after 4th click-beat
Cadenza - 7 seconds of silence in piano part, then 3 click-beats indicate the end of the cadenza
Rehearsal mark K - 2 click-beats before piano re-enters
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