Tudor has been performing this piece with great success for many years now. Mozart's Divertimento in D major K. 136 is the first in a series of works known as the Salzburg Symphonies, which at the age of 16 Mozart composed for a string orchestra, at the time when he was appointed a concert master of the Archbishop of Salzburg. Musicologist Alfred Einstein described it as "a masterpiece of all masterpieces, placed in the smallest possible frame.” Grieg’s Holberg Suite (From Holberg's Time), based on eighteen century dances, musically goes back right into the Mozart era, while in his youthful Simple Symphony Benjamin Britten invokes the Baroque bourrée and sarabande, using the themes that he composed in his childhood and playing with them in an uninhibited, yet elegant manner, full of different string colours and charm.