The Concerto for flute, harp and orchestra K.299 is certainly a work which, thanks to its beauty, has conquered a permanent place in recitals and concert programs.
Furthermore, being the only piece written for the harp by Mozart, it is a cornerstone of the literature and repertoire of every harpist.
The present arrangement of the second movement, a lovely Andantino, offers performers the opportunity to play the piece as a duo, without any orchestral or piano accompaniment.
The harp part is adapted to the lever harp with almost no modification of the original. The flute part can also be played with splendid effect on a violin.