Mozart Sheet

The 6 Piano Trios of W. A. Mozart, which were composed in the years 1776, 1786 and 1788, already show the increasing emancipation of the string instruments - while in the first work (1776) the keyboard instrument still predominates, and the two strings take on a more accompanying role, even though in some cases a distinctive one, the relationship between the instruments developed in the five works of the 1780s lead to an approximate equality.

The 6 Piano Trios of W. A. Mozart, which were composed in the years 1776, 1786 and 1788, already show the increasing emanci-pation of the string instruments – while in the first work (1776) the keyboard instrument still predominates, and the two strings take on a more accompanying role, even though in some cases a distinctive one, the relationship between the instruments developed in the five works of the 1780s lead to an approximate equality. The peculiarity of this new recording is that for the first time the auto-graphs, some of which have only recently become available, have been taken into account, which has brought about some chan-ges compared to the previously printed sheet music editions, especially in the area of phrasing and articulation, and thus, the Vienna Mozart-Trio presents an authentic complete recording for the first time.

This collection brings together over 200 sonatinas and shorter piano works by 47 composers from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries for every technical level. Composers include: Bach, Bartok, Beethoven (Für Elise), Brahms, Chopin, Clementi, Debussy (Clair de Lune), Diabelli, Dussek, Grieg, Handel (Saraband), Haydn, Joplin, Kuhlau, Liszt (Liebestraum), Mendelssohn, Mozart, Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Ravel, Satie, Schoenberg, Schubert, Schumann (Träumerei), Tchaikovsky, Weber, and more. 1100+ pages.