Stray notes in Mozart

[scherzo123]

Hi, I'm learning a lot of Mozart right now, and after I learned the notes and make it sound like high-quality Mozart, there's always one or two stray notes somewhere random. Someone help me! Am I the only one that makes mistakes in Mozart? Is there a certain way I should practice the Mozart Piano Sonatas???

[zezhyrule]

Am I the only one that makes mistakes in Mozart?

Yes, you are the only one. How dare you!

[gleeok]

Am I the only one that makes mistakes in Mozart?

Blasphemy!

[j_menz]

Is there a certain way I should practice the Mozart Piano Sonatas???

Yes: ruffled cuffs and full powdered wig. 

There is nothing special about Mozart in regard to stray notes (though they do tend to stand out more).  You will find a useful discussion here:

https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php?topic=47578.0

[rachmaninoff_forever]

You better fix those straight notes!

Because if you play a stray note with any other computer, you can get away with it.

But if you hit ONE stray note with Mozart, you'll completely derail the piece!  It's a disaster dude...

[j_menz]

You better fix those straight notes!

Because if you play a stray note with any other computer, you can get away with it.

I'd fix the stray ones, rather than the straight ones. And you shouldn't be playing with a compurter anyway. 

[rachmaninoff_forever]

I'd fix the stray ones, rather than the straight ones. And you shouldn't be playing with a compurter anyway. 

I'm a freaking idiot...

[j_menz]

I'm a freaking idiot...

Haha, I'm bookmarking that for future use. 

[outin]

I'm a freaking idiot...

Maybe, but thanks for giving me a bit of a laugh this early in the morning  

[outin]

you shouldn't be playing with a compurter anyway

The things you boys play with just puzzle me 

[scherzo123]

Yes, you are the only one. How dare you!

This doesn't help at all. Either help or don't post  . By the way, it's not like I performed the Mozart stuff and made mistakes, I'm still practicing them.

[scherzo123]

Yes: ruffled cuffs and full powdered wig. 

There is nothing special about Mozart in regard to stray notes (though they do tend to stand out more).  You will find a useful discussion here:

https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php?topic=47578.0

Thanks.