Henle Verlag Mozart W.a. - Piano Sonata A Minor K. 310 (300D)
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Summary of this score
This edition offers the Piano Sonata in A minor K. 310 (300d), a significant work in Mozart's catalogue, known for its intense character and expressive contrasts. In a minor key, this sonata stands out for its dramatic energy and musical tension, making it particularly captivating both for the performer and the listener. It is a choice piece for developing mastery of the classical discourse while exploring a darker and more determined palette of affects.
At the piano, this sonata demands precise and structured playing: clarity of attacks, balance of voices, control of phrasing, and fine management of dynamics. It allows working on rhythmic regularity, the momentum of fast passages, as well as the construction of large phrases, with constant attention to musical breathing. The work is also very suitable for in-depth touch work, notably to differentiate sound layers and make the lines sing in the more lyrical sections.
Thanks to its musicological edition, this score is intended for those seeking a serious resource for study and interpretation, whether in lessons, at a conservatory, or in demanding autonomous practice. A lasting reference for any pianist wishing to approach an emblematic Mozart sonata that is both educational and expressive.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus | Instrumentation | Solo piano |
| Edition | Herttrich, Ernst (musicological editor) | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which instrument is Mozart's Sonata K. 310 written?
This score is designed for solo piano.
Is Mozart's Sonata K. 310 in a minor key?
The work is composed in A minor. This key supports the dramatic character and expressive contrasts highlighted in this sonata.
Which edition is offered for Mozart W. A. - Piano Sonata A Minor K. 310 (300D)?
The musicological edition is established by Ernst Herttrich. It provides a resource intended for the study and interpretation of Sonata K. 310 (300d).
What piano techniques does Sonata K. 310 help to develop?
The focus is notably on clarity of attacks and voice balance. The fast passages require rhythmic regularity, while the lyrical sections call for differentiation of sound layers. Managing phrasing and dynamics contributes to shaping the large musical phrases.
Is this Mozart score suitable for the classical repertoire?
Classified within the classical genre, this score gathers a sonata by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for solo piano. Its writing emphasizes a structured discourse and pronounced musical tension.



