W.A. Mozart - Sonata for piano four-hands in F major KV. 497 trans. guitar duo Separate parts:Guitar 2

W.A. Mozart - Sonata for piano four-hands in F major KV. 497 trans. guitar duo Separate parts:Guitar 2A score is available to download here. This arrangement of the Sonata KV. 497 by Mozart for guitar duo aims to suggest a version of the piece as it may have been made around 1800, i. e. the way a guitarist composer of that period might have written the arrangement, had he known Mozarts original composition. The Sonata KV. 497 was composed in the summer of 1786 in Vienna. Mozart indicated the piece in his private catalogue on August 1st 1786 as A Piano

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