WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART - SONATA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN, K. 378, IN B FLAT MAJOR
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART - SONATA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN, K. 378, IN B FLAT MAJOR

Summary/Abstract: From a musical and historical point of view, Classicism represents the orientation of the second half of the 18th century and the first decades of the 19th century, which is characterized by clarity, balance, sense of proportion and moderate spirit. The most concise definition of this term translates both into the idea of satisfying the highest demands of the taste of a certain public and into the concept of antiquity of the antinomy between classic and modern. The sonata for piano and violin in B-flat major, K. 378, is considered by the renowned musicologist Alfred Einstein to be the first important mozartian opus for the repertoire dedicated to the violin-piano couple.

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