Mozart Piano sonata KV 533 II. Andante - for Orchestra

[gprengel]

For 40 years I have been a lover of Mozart, but not until last year I got to know his maybe most mature piano sonata - KV533 from the "Jupiter" year 1788. I love especially the Andante movement which beautifully combines tender melody with powerfull outburst of passion:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA2JdeFfcU8 (at 7:05)

So as I have done it before with late Beethoven and Schubert sonatas I also tried an orchestration of this Andante:

http://www.gerdprengel.de/Mozart_Pia...533-2_orch.mp3

Hope you'll like it ...
Gerd

[Peter]

Very nice Gerd as usual, I'm pleased you didn't bother with the last movement which isn't up to the inspiration of the first two movements.

[AeolianHarp]

Danke Gerd. Will have a listen in a bit- I'm just listening to Exsultate Jubilate right now. I am quite addicted to that.
I have had a real big Mozart craving the last couple of days.

[gprengel]

I would like to ask you - what to your mind is the piano sonata Allegro from Mozart (for 2 or 4 hands) which is most fitting for a symphonic orchestration?
I just finished the one which to me just seems to cry for an orchestration like no other from Mozart....

[Peter]

I would like to ask you - what to your mind is the piano sonata Allegro from Mozart (for 2 or 4 hands) which is most fitting for a symphonic orchestration?
I just finished the one which to me just seems to cry for an orchestration like no other from Mozart....

So many of them would work well, but I suppose the C minor K.457 would be very effective. The A major (though not an Allegro) would be beautiful!