<Sonata in F [consisting out of:] 1st and 2nd movement = K. 533. 3rd movement = K. 494>
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Most editions of Mozart’s piano sonatas include the same 18 three-movement sonatas. However, at least three early sonatas have been lost; only their incipits are known. The Sonata in F major, K. 547a, which is closely related to the Violin Sonata in F major, K. 547, consists of only two movements. The sonatas composed in 1774/75—K. 279–284—were known within the family as the “difficult sonatas” and form a set modeled on Joseph Haydn’s so-called Esterházy Sonatas Hob. XVI:21–26. The next series of sonatas was published in groups of three (K. 309–311 and K. 330–332), while those composed from late 1783 onward were published as individual works.
Autograph, 1786
Klaviersatz: 2 Bl. (3 beschr. S.)
Erstdruck, 1787
[Reihentitel:] ARCHIV/ der auserlesensten/ MUSIKALIEN/ [handschriftliche Zahl:] 12=tes Stük [sic!]./ Speier bei Bossler [Innentitel:] XII VARIATIONS avec un RONDO/ pour le/ CLAVECIN ou FORTE–PIANO/ par/ M=R. W. A. MOZART./ ARCHIV/ zwölftes Stük [sic!]./ Speier bei Rath Bossler/ Preis 44 X=r
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Erstdruck, 1788
Sonate/ Pour le/ Forte–piano, ou Clavecin/ Composé par/ M.R W. A. MOZART/ au Service de sa Majesté I. et R./ à Vienne chez Hoffmeister.
Partitur: 21 S.