Sinfonía K.504 "Praga". Oberturas K.87, K.111, K.208, K.366, K.486, K.621

This 1979 release from Servicios Editoriales Viscontea was produced in Spain, part of a period during the late 1970s when European publishers frequently curated classical music anthologies for the educational and general interest market. By pairing Mozart's Symphony No. 38 in D Major, known as the 'Prague' Symphony, with a selection of his operatic overtures, the collection aimed to showcase the transition in Mozart's compositional style from his early works to the mature brilliance of his final years.

The design of the sleeve and the selection of the repertoire reflect the standard aesthetic of mid-century Spanish classical reissues, which prioritized accessibility and scholarly presentation over elaborate graphic design. These editions were intended for collectors building foundational classical libraries and are characterized by a focus on the structural evolution of the symphony and the overture, highlighting how Mozart utilized orchestral color and dramatic tension across different stages of his prolific career.