Lemoine Mozart - Sonate No.4 Mi Min. Vl/po - Violon et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score for violin and piano immerses you in the aesthetics of classical music through the writing of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It highlights the dialogue between the two instruments, with a typical balance of the repertoire: the violin develops the melodic line and expression, while the piano provides harmonic foundation, rhythmic support, and a strong musical presence. It is an excellent choice for working on listening, shared breathing, and articulation, while gaining precision in intonation and ensemble coordination.
Thanks to its difficulty level 4, this edition is aimed at musicians in the consolidation phase: fluent reading, mastery of dynamics, management of position shifts, and tempo stability will be central to the work. Practically, this score is suitable both for repertoire purposes (audition preparation, exams, student concerts) and for a pedagogical approach focused on interpretation: phrasing, dynamics, sound balance, and stylistic coherence. The 12 + 4 pages format allows you to stay focused on the essentials and progress quickly toward a polished interpretation, while leaving room to deepen the musical details specific to Mozart's language.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | MOZART Wolfgang Amadeus | Difficulty | 4 |
| Instrumentation | violin and piano | Pages | 12 + 4 |
| Genre | classical | Year of publication | 1994 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for this Mozart sonata?
The edition is written for violin and piano. The violin carries the melodic line, while the piano provides the harmonic and rhythmic foundation.
What is the difficulty level of Mozart’s Violin and Piano Sonata No. 4 in E minor?
The indicated difficulty level is 4. This score is intended for musicians with fluent reading skills and strong rhythmic stability. Position shifts, dynamics, and intonation are among the technical aspects addressed.
How many pages does this score contain?
The score has 12 + 4 pages.
Is this sonata suitable for a violin audition?
Its violin and piano format allows for repertoire preparation intended for an audition, exam, or student concert. Mozart’s writing emphasizes phrasing, dynamics, and balance between the two parts.
What musical aspects can be worked on with this edition published in 1994?
The 1994 edition allows one to approach the articulation and shared breathing characteristic of classical repertoire. The coordination between violin and piano takes a central role.
