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say they do not go as low as the open G String. On the other hand, the solo part
of the Flute Concerto (KV.314) does not exceed the E, which means that it
does not even exceed the extension of the instrument normal in Mozart's
times, whereas in the Flute Concerto in G Major (KV. 3 13) which, in my opinion,
is an original flute composition, it repeatedly reaches the G, i.e., the highest
note of the flute then used.
One should also compare the considerably more " flautistic " use of all
positions of the flute in the solo part of the G Major Concerto (KV.3 3) with
that of the Concerto KV.314 where Mozart, nevertheless, wrote some very
ingenious variations with regard to playability on the flute when he transcribed
this concerto for de Jean. For example:
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