🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.26 in B-Dur K.302

This sonata consists of two movements in which the violin and piano advance the music as equal partners. The first movement is a lively sonata-form movement, where it is important to make the exchange of themes and the flow of the development clear. The second is a gentle rondo, with its recurring theme and contrasting episodes providing a central point of interest. The piano should not cover the violin with excessive volume, but support the dialogue with a light touch and refined articulation. Coordinating the breathing of both instruments and maintaining a clear sense of direction in each phrase lead to a polished performance.