Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Piano Sonata No.16 in C-Dur, K.545

This sonata combines an approachable, poised style with Mozart’s characteristic sense of balance and finely nuanced expression. It consists of three movements: the first unfolds in sonata form, with clear themes and contrasting tonal areas; the second is distinguished by a singing melody and gentle exchanges; and the finale brings the work together as a light-footed rondo. In performance, it is important to let the right-hand melody emerge naturally while keeping the left-hand accompaniment restrained. Ornamentation and rapid figurations should not be rushed. Clear articulation, well-judged dynamics, and an awareness of the breathing of each phrase help reveal the charm of its concise musical language.