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 In the mood for a Mozart sonata...
January 11, 2011, 06:13:15 AM by kelly_kelly
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...which one? I've worked on K. 332 and K. 457. I really like K. 284, K. 310, K. 533, and K. 576. My reservations about each are:
K. 284 is rather long with the Theme and Variations, and therefore harder to program.
K. 310 I think would be more difficult for me to interpret than the others... also fairly popular.
K. 533... Somehow I don't quite feel that the last movement is as wonderful as the other two, though the entire sonata is still worth playing.
K. 576 is very beautiful and concise, but very often played...
Opinions?
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All Mozart Program
December 03, 2010, 04:33:24 AM by iumonito
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Y'all are invited!
I'll be playing an all-Mozart program at Highlands Presbyterian Church, 6909 Smoky Row Rd, Columbus Ohio, January 9, 2 pm.
Here is the program:
Variations on "Je Suis Lindor," K. 354
Sonata in Fa Major, K. 332
Fantasia in D Minor, K. 397
Sonata in D Major, K. 576
If you are nearby, I hope you can make it!
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Mozart K332 question
June 08, 2008, 08:22:05 PM by elspeth
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I'm about to start learning Mozart K332, sonata in F major.
In the second movement, the edition I'm using has an ornamented version and a non-ornamented version. The editorial lists that the non-ornamented is from the autograph and the ornamented from the first published edition.
Any opinions on which it's 'better' to learn - either or both? I'm leaning towards the ornamented version for personal preference, but wondering if I ought to do the non-ornamented first and then add the complications.
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Difficulty of these pieces..
October 23, 2006, 10:12:27 PM by mmro
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Could someone tell me the order of these pieces from the easiest to the hardest?
Chopin Poloanaise Op 26 No 1
Beethoven Sonata Op 10 No 1
Mozart Sonata K332
Schubert Impromptu Op 90 No 2
Chopin Fantasie Impromptu
THanks
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 Arghg Mozart!!
September 16, 2006, 11:25:03 PM by jmao
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I'm having a hard time with mozart's k332.... I find it so difficult!!!. YEAH, DIFFICULT. I couldn't care less what other people say, mozart is extremely difficult!. At first it seems so simple but when you play for a while you realize how hard it is. Those little details, ornaments, trills... arrgh I cannot play them correctly.
I personally think that someone who says mozart is easy is a complete ignorant, and probably hasn't played any of it. Anyone can play the correct notes, that's just the first step. But to actually make it sound good!!!, that's when you find out his genius and start to admire those great mozart permormers like Mitsuko Uchida or Annie Fischer. For me, Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin and all the others are easier than Mozart. I mean it!!!
*sigh* Oh well  I feel better now after saying that... does anyone share my opinion?
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