Experience Mozart’s poignant Sonata for Violin and Piano in e minor, K.304 (300c), in the pristine Henle Urtext edition — a standout choice for expressive musicians.
Key Features:
•Includes violin and piano parts in authoritative Urtext
Explore the emotional depth of Mozart with the Sonata for Violin and Piano in e minor, K.304 (300c), presented in the acclaimed Henle Urtext edition. Not only is this sonata Mozart’s most beloved and often-performed work for violin and piano, but it is also unique as his only violin sonata set in a minor key. Composed in Mannheim and Paris in 1778, this masterpiece features a distinctive two-movement structure that stands apart from his other sonatas. The Henle Urtext provides a meticulously researched, authoritative score, ideal for performers seeking authenticity and musical insight.
Key Features:
Includes full violin and piano parts of K.304 (300c)
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