Mozart in 1780, by Johann Nepomuk della Croce

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, baptismal name Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart (27 January 1756 – 5 December 1791), was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era. He composed over 600 works, many acknowledged as pinnacles of symphonic, concertante, chamber, piano, operatic, and choral music. He is among the most enduringly popular of classical composers.

Albums

1: Early symphonies. [Marriner, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields]
2: Symphonies 21-41. [Marriner, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields]
3: Serenades for orchestra. [Marriner, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields]
4: Divertimenti for strings and wind[s]. [Academy of St. Martin in the Fields]
5: Serenades and divertimenti for wind[s]. [Various performers]
6: Dances, marches. [Wiener Mozart-Ensemble, Boskovsky]
7: Piano concertos. [Haebler, Koopman, K. & M. Labeque, Brendel, et al.]
8: Violin concertos. [Szeryng, Brown, Poulet, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, et al.]
9: Wind concertos. [Soloists, Marriner, Holliger]
10: Quintets, quartets, etc: strings and wind[s]. [Various performers]
11: String quintets. [Grumiaux, Gerecz, Janzer, Lesueur, Czako]
12: String quartets. [Quartetto Italiano]
13: String trios & duos. [Grumiaux Trio, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, et al.]
14: Piano quintet, quartets, trios, etc. [Brendel, Beaux Arts Trio, et al.]
15: Violin sonatas. [Keulen, Poulet, Grumiaux, et al.]
16: Music for 2 pianos; Piano duets. [Haebler, Hoffmann, Demus, Badura-Skoda]
17: Piano sonatas. [Uchida]
18: Piano variations, rondos, etc. [Haebler, Uchida, Koopman]
19: Missae; Requiem. [Various performers]
20: Litanies, vespers, etc. [Soloists, choruses, orchestras, Kegel, Davis]
21: Organ sonatas & solos. [Chorzempa, et al.]
22: Oratorios, cantatas, Masonic music. [Hager, Marriner, Schreier, et al.]
23: Arias, vocal ensembles, canons. [Various performers]
24: Lieder; notturni. [Ameling, Cooymans, Baldwin, Bilt, et al.]
25: Theatre and ballet music. [Soloists, ensembles, Klee, Zinman, Marriner]
26: Apollo et Hyacinthus. [Auger, Mathis, Rolfe Johnson, et al.]
27: Bastien und Bastienne; 2 Lieder. [Orieschnig, Nigl, Busch, et al., Harrer; Wurdiger]
28: La finta semplice. [Hendricks, Lind, Murray, Johnson, Lorenz, et al., Schreier]
29: Mitridate. [Auger, Gruberova, Cotrubas, Baltsa, Hollweg, et al, Hager]
30: Ascanio in Alba. [Sukis, Mathis, Auger, Baltsa, Schreier, et al., Hager]
31: Sogno di Scipione. [Popp, Gruberova, , Schreier, Ahnsjo, et al., Hager]
32: Lucio Silla. [Silla, Varady, Mathis, Donath, Schreier, Krenn, et al., Hager]
33: La finta giardiniera. [Conwell, Fassbaender, Di Cesare, Moser, McDaniel, et al., Hager]
34: Finta giardiniera=Die Gortnerin aus Liebe. [Donath, Norman, Cotrubas, et al.]
35: Il re pastore. [Soloists, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, Marriner]
36: Zaide; Der Schauspieldirektor. [Soloists, ensembles, Klee, Davis]
37: Idomeneo. [Soloists, Bayerischen Rundfunks, Davis]
38: Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail. [Soloists, Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, Davis]
39: L'oca del Cairo; Lo sposo deluso. [Soloists, ensembles, Schreier, Davis]
40: Le nozze di Figaro. [Norman, Freni, Minton, Wixell, Ganzarolli, et al., Davis]
41: Don Giovanni. [Soloists, Covent Garden, Davis]
42: Cosi fan tutte. [Soloists, Covent Garden, Davis]
43: Die Zauberflote. [Price, Schreier, Moll, et al., Davis]
44: La clemenza di Tito. [Soloists, Covent Garden, Davis]
45: Rarities & surprises. [Various performers]



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