Mozart - Fantasia in D Minor (K. 397)

[@andrewc450]

Nice! I’m working on this piece too. Your interpretation gave me some ideas.

[@Minotauris]

Thank you! Good luck with this piece. I am so glad I could help give a few ideas, that is so awesome!

[@DavidNeches]

nice work. I appreciate some of your "unique" elements. They are well thought out and played convincingly. Don't think I would play every phrase the way you did, but definitely some great ideas to think upon. This is a piece that rewards individualist thinking!

[@fleurconsidine1759]

Bravo! I love how you captured the improvisatory nature of this marvelous fantasia. I also very much enjoyed the ornamentation that you added to the D Major section! I’m working on this piece myself right now and I’m so close to finishing it! It was an absolute pleasure to hear your beautiful interpretation of this Mozart Fantasia in D Minor. ❤️

[@Minotauris]

Thank you so much for the wonderful comment. Good luck with the piece!! It is such a relief to get it all done. Thank you again, I am so glad you think so :)

[@moy9022]

Very well played 🎉

[@ramonawalter1442]

Perfect ! Thank you.

[@Minotauris]

Thank you so much :) glad you enjoyed!!!

[@akiblue]

Good job

[@petroniojulius4676]

Very Fantasyoza, very free🇨🇷🇨🇷

[@magicyandereaxe]

Very good performance! 🎉🎉 I'm performing this as a part of my recital🎉

[@Minotauris]

Thank you so much! Thats awesome! I hope your recital goes great! :)

[@AriannaAyers]

Thanks for posting. Sending love during the holiday season from our family in NYC to yours. 😊

[@Minotauris]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Hoping you have a great holiday season as well. Thank you :)

[@alana6688]

nice. - varwix

[@FelipeMaculPerez]

Good job, I like your timing. Impressive that you didnt need scores for such a complex piece. How do you learn it? Piece by peace? hand by hand?

[@Minotauris]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I learned it with sheet music, little by little. I like to focus on individual sections of the music and break it down. Sometimes this can be as large as an entire page or as small as even one bar depending on difficulty. Yes, I did learn it hand by hand! Hope this was helpful :)

[@idisidis5825]

hi

[@Minotauris]

Hi!

[@classicgameplay10]

Was Mozart experimenting with chromaticism ?

[@Minotauris]

Thank you for your comment! I believe that with this particular piece really showcased the experimental side of Mozart in general. As for chromaticism, there are a few spots where Mozart demonstrates it especially the run in the Presto section. I hope this was at least a little helpful! Thank you :)