What is the form of Mozart piano sonata k 279?

Answer 1

The second movement is tertiary form, following ABA (prime) form. It can further be divided as

A B A (prime)

a a (prime) b b (prime) b tr a a (prime) Coda (b prime)

I vi IV vi Va I

There's more there, but i hope this helps

Answer 2

Mozart's Sonata in A minor should be played by a pianist with experience of playing fast pieces that involves tricky situations in both hands. It is a very flashy piece and is great if played in presto. Not only is it a difficult piece to play but it is also very flashy and a good crowd pleaser.

Answer 3

My analysis of the first movement of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piani Sonata is that it is very fast and spontaneous, jumping everywhere. It is fast and lively, so although I have never actually played it, I am assuming that it is allegro. The first movement seems so fun and in-your-face like "Here I am! I am a Mozart Piano Sonata!"

Answer 4

There is a little bit of information here:

http://www.classicalarchives.com/work/18305.html#tvf=tracks&tv=about

Answer 5

sonata form