Türkischer Marsch Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Arr. Michael Geisler

In the solo for 2 flutes and wind orchestra.

The Turkish March (KV 331) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the third movement of his famous piano sonata in A major. The piece follows the rondo form (ABACA), with the main theme recurring several times and interrupted by contrasting sections. Particularly striking are the rhythmic, almost percussive elements that recall the music of the Ottoman Empire and create the "Turkish" atmosphere. In this lively piece, Mozart combines masterful melody writing with a humorous and catchy character. The Turkish March is one of Mozart's most popular piano works and is a fascinating example of his genius and creativity, both for pianists and music lovers.