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Mozart composed this sonata in Vienna around 1785, and it is one of his most substantial works for the violin. The opening movement is a brisk Allegro while the second movement, marked Adagio, is one of Mozart's most profound movements for the instrument, with some particularly interesting enharmonic experimentation thrown into the mix. The finale is a relatively simple but assured set of variations.
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