🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Violin Sonata No.38 in C-Dur K.403

An intimate and refined chamber work in which the piano and violin engage in an equal musical dialogue. It is transmitted in a three-movement design, while parts of the work remain incomplete, making its history of formation worth considering when hearing it as a whole. Clear themes, finely exchanged motives, and the graceful flow of its rhythms are among its attractions. The piano is more than an accompaniment, taking up the violin’s melodies and answering them in turn. Even tone production, unhurried ornaments, and a well-balanced sense of breathing and dynamics between the two instruments are essential to achieving a transparent performance. It is also important to distinguish the character of each movement and preserve the continuity of the dialogue.