🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.35 in A-Dur K.526

This sonata vividly reflects Mozart’s chamber-music writing, with the piano and violin engaging in an equal dialogue. It consists of 3 movements: the first features lively exchanges between the two instruments, while the second highlights melodic beauty and delicate expression. The finale is especially appealing for its light movement and forward momentum. In performance, the piano should not remain merely accompanimental; its exchanges with the violin need to be clearly shaped. Aim for even, clear articulation, use the pedal sparingly to preserve transparency, and shape the music with natural breathing while listening closely to the other instrument’s phrases.