🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.19 in Es-Dur K.302

This sonata unfolds through an equal exchange between violin and piano, creating clear contours and light forward momentum. In its two-movement structure, the first movement develops naturally through the presentation and response of its themes, while graceful lyricism emerges amid the delicate motion. In the second-movement rondo, the return of the familiar theme brings changing expressions, where elegance and lightness intersect. The piano should not remain merely in an accompanying role; maintaining a balanced volume and tone with the violin is essential. A clearly articulated touch should define rests and phrase divisions, while ornaments and delicate passages should not be rushed. A sense of conversational breathing brings out the work’s charm.