Mozart- Piano Sonata in F major, K. 280- 1st mov. Allegro assai

Pianist: Mitsuko Uchida

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Music

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• mozart
• piano
• sonata
• major
• 280
• 1st
• mov.
• allegro
• assai
• mitsuko
• uchida
• movment

[danielportermusic]

she's Mitsuko Uchida. It doesn't get better.

[nousernamewhatsoever]

she's amazing!how she carefully treats each note is incredible.

[cathyhuilingwang]

@tingnicoletingting You have the sheet music right? Just play it slowly, and as you become good at it after practicing, start playing fast, and I think you will get it.

[harald144]

@tingnicoletingting The melody is always the highest note of the triplets, (in this case) so those are which you have to express especially

[colourfulwithaU]

@aineb100

What's the trouble with the triplets?

[GothicalSOberhauser]

I really like her embellishments.

[tingnicoletingting]

hi, could anyone kindly tell me the melody of the tripets e.e. the frist page of the piece? I am learning this piece...but i am suck in playing the tripets ...without knowing which note is the melody in the tripets, i played that really really ugily and badly. :< please teach me..

[kmpiano1]

@aineb100 I hope this is not too late. But Uchida treats the triplets melodically, but she also brings out important hidden melodic notes (e.g. semitones). Also, I feel that the left hand has equal (if not more) importance than the r.h. She also keeps the forward momentum going so it doesn't feel bar by bar.

[aineb100]

Any hints on helping me to play this piece? Having a bit of trouble with the triplets =S

Any help would be great :D