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- Musicians will perform Mozart’s previously unknown flute and harp works for the first time on Sunday.
- Curator François-Pierre Goy identified the 44-page notebook at Bibliothèque nationale de France.
- Armin Brinzing of the Mozarteum Foundation authenticated the manuscript in April by comparing handwriting, paper and stamps with Mozart works.
- BnF president Gilles Pecout said the discovery provides new insight into Mozart’s role as a young teacher and his final Paris visit.
