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    This document provides information about Mozart's Sonata for Piano Four Hands K. 497. It notes that Mozart composed the sonata in 1786 for his students in Vienna. The slow introduction to the first movement is particularly striking, reminiscent of a symphony. The arrangement takes the polyphonic passages to a new orchestral dimension. The arrangement of the sonata is available from Edition Kossack. The recording is dedicated to the teacher and mentor of the performer.

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    This document provides information about Mozart's Sonata for Piano Four Hands K. 497. It notes that Mozart composed the sonata in 1786 for his students in Vienna. The slow introduction to the first movement is particularly striking, reminiscent of a symphony. The arrangement takes the polyphonic passages to a new orchestral dimension. The arrangement of the sonata is available from Edition Kossack. The recording is dedicated to the teacher and mentor of the performer.

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    Novalis CD 150 196-2 Booklet-Innenseiten 11

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    This document provides information about Mozart's Sonata for Piano Four Hands K. 497. It notes that Mozart composed the sonata in 1786 for his students in Vienna. The slow introduction to the first movement is particularly striking, reminiscent of a symphony. The arrangement takes the polyphonic passages to a new orchestral dimension. The arrangement of the sonata is available from Edition Kossack. The recording is dedicated to the teacher and mentor of the performer.

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    Sonata for Piano Four Hands K.

    497 Mozart composed this sonata in 1786 for performance with his students in Vienna . The slow introduction to the first movement is particularly striking, reminiscent in many ways of the expansive structure of a symphony . The many polyphonic passages take on a completely new orchestral dimension through Pleyels arrangement . This arrangement of the sonata for piano four hands K . 497 is available through Edition Kossack (number 20091) . www .editionkossack .de I would like to dedicate this recording to my teacher and mentor Conrad Klemm . Matthias Ziegler Translation: Mark Manion

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