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On what work of Mozart did Tchaikovsky base his composition of Mozartiana?
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The Opera Don Giovanni, Tchaikovsky called it Orchestral Suite Number Four.
It was written to celebrate the anniversary of Don Giovanni. Tchaikovsky orchestrated three piano pieces by Mozart and a piano transcription by Liszt of Mozart's Ave Verum Corpus.
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