An Analysis of Mozart's Thirteenth Piano Sonata
Jun Tian
Abstract
Jun Tian
Abstract
Based on a study of the Thirteenth Piano Sonata (K·Rr333)by Mozart, a famous Austrian composer, the author studies its composing characteristics, and explores some main performing guides. The sonata is characterized by its originality, peacefulness, sweetness and tunefulness. In performing the sonata, the performer should pay attention to the particular performing techniques and styles, to the different performing requirements of the three different movements.
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Based on a study of the Thirteenth Piano Sonata (K·Rr333)by Mozart, a famous Austrian composer, the author studies its composing characteristics, and explores some main performing guides. The sonata is characterized by its originality, peacefulness, sweetness and tunefulness. In performing the sonata, the performer should pay attention to the particular performing techniques and styles, to the different performing requirements of the three different movements.
Key concepts: MOZART, Piano sonata, Sonata cycle, Piano, Sonata rondo form, Sonata form, Art, Originality