🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.13 in C-Dur K.28

This work belongs to Mozart’s early group of sonatas in which the violin and piano engage in an equal musical dialogue. Clear phrases and light, agile motion shape the piece, while changes of tempo and character can be felt from one movement to the next. The piano is more than a mere accompaniment: it develops the musical ideas received from the violin and responds to them. In performance, carefully bring out the exchange of melodic lines, maintain a well-balanced sonority, and play ornaments and shorter notes with a natural, unforced articulation. Alongside its brightness, attention to phrase direction and contrast between the movements helps reveal the work’s appeal.