Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.33 in Es-Dur K.481

This three-movement sonata features the piano and violin in an equal musical dialogue. The first movement is an energetic sonata-form movement, with themes passing between the two instruments as a key point of interest. The second movement centers on flowing melodies and a calm exchange, while the finale is a light, graceful rondo that brings the work to a bright conclusion. The piano is more than an accompaniment: performers should carefully balance its volume and articulation with the violin, while coordinating phrasing, breathing, and subtle articulation.