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A Miniature Masterpiece with a Marching History
The "Turkish March," also known as "Rondo Alla Turca," is more than just a catchy tune. It's the final movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11, a piece composed in 1783. But it's this lively, infectious third movement that stole the show, becoming one of Mozart's most recognizable and beloved works.
This is a cello and piano version of it.

Inspired by Janissaries: The march doesn't actually depict Turkish military music. Instead, it draws inspiration from the popular "Janissary bands" of the Ottoman Empire. These bands, featuring instruments like cymbals, drums, and high-pitched zurna oboes, were a novelty in Europe, and Mozart captured their spirit with his energetic composition.
More "Alla Turca" than Turkish: While the piece evokes Turkish elements, it's not an authentic representation. It's more like a playful Western interpretation, using characteristics like the fast tempo, dotted rhythms, and major key to create an exotic atmosphere.

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