Universal Edition Mozart - 6 Sonatas Vol. 2 - Flute et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score brings together three sonatas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, identified by their Köchel numbers, offered at an intermediate level. Included are: Sonata K 378 (317d) in B-flat major, Sonata K 379 (373a) in G major, and Sonata K 380 (374f) in E-flat major. Designed for duo playing (traditionally violin and keyboard), these sonatas alternate singing themes, imitated responses, and livelier passages that require clear articulation, stable intonation, and fine dynamic control. They provide an ideal framework for working on the classical style: short and balanced phrasing, contrasting dynamics, tasteful integration of ornaments, as well as rigorous rhythmic setup. A relevant choice for the advanced student or amateur musician wishing to deepen their understanding of Mozart while building a coherent and expressive musical program.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Genre | Classical score | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Mozart sonatas are included in this Volume 2?
The collection contains Sonatas K. 378 (317d) in B-flat major, K. 379 (373a) in G major, and K. 380 (374f) in E-flat major.
Is this edition suitable for an intermediate level?
The indicated difficulty is "intermediate." The passages particularly require clear articulation, stable intonation, and nuanced dynamic control.
Is Mozart - 6 Sonatas Vol. 2 suitable for flute and piano duet playing?
The edition is titled for flute and piano. The three sonatas are presented as duo works, traditionally associated with violin and keyboard, featuring imitative exchanges between the parts.
Which elements of Classical style can be studied with sonatas K. 378 to K. 380?
The writing allows for studying short, balanced phrasing as well as contrasting dynamics. Ornaments should be integrated tastefully. A strict rhythmic setup is also required.
In which keys are the sonatas of the collection written?
The announced keys are B-flat major for K. 378, G major for K. 379, and E-flat major for K. 380.



