Symphonies Nos. 22-34 in Full Score author Max Stirner chronicles the

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Symphonies Nos. 22-34 in Full Score author Max Stirner chronicles theMozart wrote the 13 symphonies reprinted in this volume in Salzburg and Paris from 1773 to 1780. A number of the earlier works are Italianate in inspiration, in three movement form, with brisk figures and simple textures. Two of these Symphony No. 25 in G Minor (the "Little G Minor") and Symphony No. 29 in A Major display emerging powers that clearly mark the young composer's rise from musical prodigy to great composer. Mozart's visits to Munich,