Mozart's Symphony No. 11 in D Major, K. 84/73q

Mozart's Symphony No. 11 in D Major, K. 84/73q, was composed in 1770 during his travels in Italy. It is a concise and elegant symphony, reflecting the influence of Italian musical styles Mozart encountered during this period. The symphony consists of three movements:

1. Allegro


2. Andante


3. Allegro



There is some debate among scholars about whether this symphony was entirely composed by Mozart or if it incorporates material from other composers, as was sometimes customary in that era. Regardless, it is a charming work that showcases Mozart's ability to integrate Italianate grace and clarity into his compositions.

This symphony is less well-known compared to his later works but is a delightful example of his early mastery and stylistic versatility.