Mozart Piano Sonata C Major K. 330 Urtext Edition by G. Henle Verlag, Edited by Ernst Herttrich, Piano Solo, 17 Pages

Name: Mozart Piano Sonata C Major K. 330 Urtext Edition by G. Henle Verlag, Edited by Ernst Herttrich, Piano Solo, 17 Pages
Brand: G. Henle Verlag
Price: 34.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

$34.95

Includes GST

In stock at our warehouse. Order now and it ships in 1–3 business days with tracking.

Not on the Footscray shop floor. We’ll bring it in for you to collect in 1–3 business days.

Afterpay and Zip are available at checkout on orders $100–$2,000.

Delivery & collection

Standard shipping $7

Dispatched in 1–3 business days with tracking, then 4–9 business days depending on location.

Free over $150.* Conditions apply.

Express shipping $15

1–3 business days depending on location.

Flat rate Australia-wide. Choose Express at checkout.

Click & Collect Free

From our Footscray showroom

It’s not on the shop floor yet, so we’ll bring it in and email you when it’s ready (usually 1–3 business days).

4.6 from 910+ Google reviews of Scarlett Music (opens in a new tab)
Returns & warranty
Price-match promise
Authorised G. Henle Verlag dealer

Not sure it’s the right one? Talk to a player.

Call 03 4151 5751 Send us a message

View full details

Description

SKU HN602

An authoritative Urtext edition of the Piano Sonata C major K. 330 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Edited by Ernst Herttrich with fingering by Hans-Martin Theopold. FIRST MOVEMENT This Sonata is in many respects a total contrast to the preceding work, with no trace of melancholy except for the sadness expressed in the middle section of the Andante. The first movement is exuberantly gay. SECOND MOVEMENT It is followed by an intimate Andante cantabile movement with a beautifully expressive minor episode and some fine contrapuntal part-writing in the episodes A flat section. The numerous phrase marks and the careful dynamic indications testify to Mozart s own fondness of his Sonata. By the way, the last four measures of this middle movement are not in the autograph Mozart added them when the Sonata was given to the engraver. What a blissful afterthought! THIRD MOVEMENT This Andante is followed by a cheerful, sturdy final movement in sonata form marked Allegretto. Its development starts with a new folk-like theme under which one could easily put the joking text from a Viennese folksong: Unsre Katz hat Junge kriegt. Piano Sonata C major K. 330 (300h) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Publisher: G. Henle Verlag Instrument: Piano Format: Piano Solo Pages: 17