🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.10 in B-Dur K.15

Centered on a dialogue between violin and keyboard, this sonata is marked by the concise writing and clear phrasing characteristic of Mozart’s early works. The keyboard part sometimes supports the harmony and at other times takes up the melodic line, with the roles shifting from movement to movement. It is important to maintain an overview of the larger form while carefully balancing the volume and tone of the melody and accompaniment. Ornaments should remain light without disturbing the rhythmic flow, and short-value figures should be played evenly. Bringing a sense of breath to rests and cadences creates transparency, natural momentum, and a conversational quality. Even when studying it as a piano solo, imagine the violin’s phrasing and cultivate a singing line that does not become limited to accompaniment.