Beethoven and Mozart: both masters of their generation’s music and often portrayed as the building blocks of what music is today. Each made significant movements under the genre of classical but are both known for their unique executions of duets. Both Beethoven’s Allegro comodo and Mozart’s Allegro demonstrate each of their technical abilities yet are completely different in the way each piece is executed. Beethoven’s Comodo demonstrates his focus on both parts, in which they both share advanced elements of dynamics, phrasing, and technical abilities. Mozart on the other hand, shines the figurative light only on his principle while the counterpart complements and fills in the whitespaces. In Beethoven’s Allegro Comodo, Beethoven demonstrates
