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MOZART, Wolfgang
Amadeus, 1756-1791
Sonat för
cembalo och violin. Köchel nr
454. Faksimil av
Autograf i Stiftelsen Musikkulturens
Främjande, uitgiven av Kungliga Musikaliska Akademien i samarbete
med Stiftelsen
Musikkulturens Främjande och Svenska
Stråklärareförbundet esta.
[Sonata,
piano, violin, K.454, autogr.]
 first page of Violin Sonata in Bb Major,
K.454
Autographus Musicus, 23. Bandhagen, 1982.
Oblong, 31 x 22 cm, iv, 16 pp. Simple line-cut of the
autograph score. This fascinating manuscript of Mozart's most important
violin sonata is well documented in the primary and secondary
literature—various anecdotes, not always accurate, have become
legendary. The
simple facts are that Mozart composed the work for the talented
violinist Regina Strinasacchi from Mantua, praised by both he and his
father as being an exceptionally gifted violinist with much taste and
sensitivity. Interestingly the work was not completely written
down by the time of its first perfomance with Mozart accompanying the
violinist, which took place in the evening
of 29 April 1784
in a theater in Vienna. The manuscript shows this "irregularity"
by various
intensities of the inks between the violin part and the accompaniment,
and much of the accompaniment seems to have been added later, as it
hardly fits into the alotted space. Introduction in Ger by Eduard
Melkus, one of the great violinists & pedagogues active in the
revival of authentic 18th c. performance techniques. Wrappers.
OUT OF PRINT
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