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1.609.1611.51 represents a brief, 36-bar instrumental piece featuring three melodic lines (Parts 1, 2 & 3) based on two thematic melodies in C major for two violins, two recorders and basso continuo by Johann Nepomuk Hummel. Hummel was a renowned Austrian composer and virtuoso pianist of the Classical period, who wrote in the style of Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven. This musical work, classified as one of Hummel's early works, showcases his use of counterpoint, modulations and ensemble textures. The composition is a lively, joyful and brilliant piece in which the three thematic melodies are developed, repeated and varied in a lively and virtuosic manner. Hummel creates a texture of texture of musicians interweaving through structured polyphony as each line complements and enhances the first.