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Mozart's violin sonata K.454 was completed in 1784, and is one of his most significant works for violin. Both the violin and piano parts are evenly matched in terms of their difficult and use of melodic material, especially when compared to the piano-heavy Opus 2 sonatas. The second movement in particular contains some adventurous modulations, while the outer movements are full of Mozart's characteristic wit and charm.
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