Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 13 in B-flat Major, K. 333 (Analysis)

Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 13 in B-flat Major, K. 333

This work was composed in 1778, a period marked by Mozart’s psychological distress following the death of his mother and other personal hardships. It represents a time of crisis and transformation in his life.However, research on Mozart’s autograph manuscript, preserved in the Berlin State Library, reveals that the paper used corresponds to that produced in the region near Linz, Austria. In addition, the first edition, published by the Traetzler firm in Vienna in August 1784, supports the view that the work was in fact composed during Mozart’s brief stay in Linz in 1783.

00:01 I. Allegro moderato, B-flat Major, 4/4 time, Sonata form
The first movement is lively and spirited, showcasing Mozart’s characteristic bright style and making it especially appealing among his piano sonatas.

05:28 II. Andante cantabile, E-flat Major, 3/4 time, Sonata form
The second movement is slow and lyrical, creating a calm, peaceful atmosphere that showcases Mozart’s delicacy and emotional depth.

10:35 III. Allegretto grazioso, B-flat Major, 4/4 time, Rondo Sonata form
The third movement is bright, lively, and elegant, with graceful and sprightly themes recurring throughout, clearly highlighting the contrasts between each section.

● Analysis Piano Sonata No. 13 in B-flat Major K. 333
피아노 소나타 제13번 내림나장조, 쾨헬 번호 333
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