W. A. Mozart - KV 6 - Sonata for keyboard & violin in C major

[@sarahasleep7646]

I love you Mozart. As much as in playing as in listening. Others may copy but few will ever match your ear and mind to really expand what a beautiful heart can do for his fellow humans. I can't imagine life without you.

[@mistermostersockk]

me too, so sad he died at 35

[@Robert-lf5dr]

I couldn't imagine it either...nobody will ever come close to his work

[@gerardgalissie2546]

A l'âge de 6-7 ans, Mozart avait déjà le niveau d'un compositeur adulte de son époque. Scarlatti, Couperin, JC Bach ... C'est miraculeux !

[@Whatismusic123]

Scarlatti should not be on that list

[@Johnadams20760]

six years old, first time composing for multiple insturments, amazing!

[@lynneadams9136]

Unbelievable....six or seven years old at the time this was written!

[@canman5060]

Actually he was 8 at that time.This is a work written for his 21 year old student !

[@pointless698]

@@canman5060 He was 6 to 8

[@lucaslambers5315]

That Andante is really something. That middle C Major/B Major trio in the Menuetto is great too. And the Allegro molto and Allegro have pretty elements too.

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

He was born a mature composer... Astonishing.

[@michaeliceman5512]

The leap he makes as a composer in a little over a year, and as a small child at that, would be unbelievable if it were fiction.

[@paulianexroth8149]

So incredible beautiful!! I have no words.

[@MountbattenMusicVideos]

This may sound unusual to many people that a six-year-old boy in the 18th century was able to create a composition for several instruments, but I know from my own life experience when I joined a large orchestra at the age of six, in what was then in former West-Germany as well as in Austria the minimum age to be able to join a large city orchestra as a musician, that it really did happen, and for the creative musician himself it is nothing special or unusual. For me, this is logical and without a doubt the truth that the then six-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, through his experiences of suddenly being able to join and perform his part in an orchestra, logically reflected this life experience in his compositions at home.

[@excrono]

I agree the logical improvisation and extrapolation of various chord progressions common in classical music is something that could feel exceptional to others but natural to those who grasp the method. This style doesn’t resonate with everyone however.

[@MountbattenMusicVideos]

Correct, and not to forget the importance of Mozart's beloved father, music composer/writer Wolfgang Mozart, who was there from the vry start of his life, his mentor, his idol, almost his everything.

[@excrono]

@@MountbattenMusicVideos And the influence of his sister’s work is not lost on posterity, it impressed even him.

[@topologyrob]

Some very nice embellishments from the pianist

[@otakuxgirl6]

What's embellishments

[@topologyrob]

@@otakuxgirl6 Ornaments

[@RequiemAeternam01]

@@otakuxgirl6 Ornamentations such as trills, mordents and turnes

[@Jordan-rb28]

4:30 I thought we were going into Moonlight Sonata for a second.

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart8293]

Ja, I remember writing this... It was the middle of the night when I asked my sister to bring me some paper! I just heard the harpsichord and violin in my head because the harpsichord was locked.

[@AttitudeIndicator]

what the fuck

[@amistium5938]

@@AttitudeIndicatorWhat?

[@tsuyune3443]

you so goated fr

[@PhoenixXx_22]

Nice story!

[@NichtWunderkind]

Bro got nerfed at age 35

[@juanjose4264]

how can it be possible, his sixth composition dear jesus..

[@khbkcbdck]

That´s the one I´m listening right now...and it´s amazing

[@canman5060]

30th composition !

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart8293]

@@canman5060 12th actually!

[@algerbanane4521]

the feeling when you've been playing music for a year and can barely come up with a melody

[@Robert-lf5dr]

it makes it hard to believe that we don't have a creator

[@alessandrotoscano9002]

Meravigliosa sonata.

[@MrInterestingthings]

Leopold was a good teacher and he loved and wanted the best for his Wolferl and daughter . Read the letters and read what Nicholas Kenyon so thoughtfully writes about all in his circle . De-mythologizing characters from history help us see ourselves and others without having to get degrees in advanced psychology and sociology . Kenyon raises a very interesting question . If you look at Mendellssohn and Mozart up until the age of 16 together you might not see the later genius until later . They were both very special . I think by the time you get to the I've seen the score in father's handwriting . It's not so amazing he had been learning music theory and counterpoint to I guess as soon as he showed a predilection for music . By k.271 and 299 he shows phenomenal mastery of his materials - i/m no expert so read Abert and others to see wherethe genius unlike the thousands of others first shows itself ! ! When the whole family makes music all the time it's going to come .

[@rmzkip]

So charming.

[@Tizohip]

12:37 violins of the 41 symphony 4 mov is very similar.

[@Robert-lf5dr]

what would I do without this guy?

[@canman5060]

Richard Strauss has written a few songs and solo piano work at age 6 and 7 also.Felix Mendelssohn was rippling his little fingers over the keybard at age !

[@PhoenixXx_22]

🧡

[@renaudgg]

I cannot find the sheets for that Allegro version with this descent near the end 4:30 and up, any of you has it?

[@abu61sen]

When I was 8 years old I smelled my glue in class!

[@engintas6085]

Muhteşem(Turkish) = excellent

[@christiandietrich9261]

Hat das Vater geschrieben oder hat es der kleine Wolfgang aus seiner früheren Inkarnation mitgebracht? Did the father write it or did little Wolfgang bring it with him from his previous incarnation?

[@dirkbrodling4230]

Ich finde Leopolds Klaviersonaten (1756 oder 60) schlechter als die Jugendsonaten von Wolfgang.

[@karlpersson7329]

När Mozart var liten då kunde ingen hindra honom att komponera sagt av en Mozart digare

[@familyman5013]

The Andante was really fast,and it was supposed to be slow

[@1nd93dk3]

Andante never means slow. It means walking speed.

[@Vexalord]

@@1nd93dk3 Exactly !

[@Anakin_Skywalker01]

It’s not supposed to be anything. It’s an interpretation

[@canman5060]

I found Felix Mendelssohn has a higher child prodigy development than Mozart at the same age.

[@RequiemAeternam01]

To be quite honest, I prefer the version with Gerard Poulet playing the violin and Blandine Verlet at the harpsichord. Much more authentic.