🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.16 in B-Dur K.31

A clear and approachable early sonata in which the violin and piano move forward through an ongoing dialogue. Its three movements create a contrast between the light momentum of the lively movement, the singing quality of the slower movement, and the crisp motion of the finale. The piano is more than an accompaniment, and attention should also be given to its role in passing the melody between the instruments and supporting the harmonic flow. Keeping the notes even, shaping the direction of each phrase, and coordinating dynamics with the violin’s breathing brings out the poise of their conversation. The ornaments and finer passages should be played clearly without rushing, while preserving their lightness.