File:KV279 2nd Movement Shading Andante hollowed-out by Sunlights.ogg

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English: ( Notice: For 'some researching Comments and information corrections of 1774 - Transcendentalism', please see the 8th point of Wikiversity Portal:Mozart's Genius Techniques in Kids' Eye [1]. The 3rd version was in my current technical sophistication near the perfection in my classroom which was played in much more Mozart's original purposes, but the 1st version was always my favorite one.)

This sound file was an expressive edition of Mozart's KV279 (1784) - 2nd movement Andante recorded from my own classroom (self-studio). It is one of my most favorites. Regarding with more information, please refer to Wikipedia introduction (Piano Sonata No. 1 (Mozart)) Depending on my knowledge and musicality, I would point out several importances for my understandings:

1. 1784 was a year Mozart had met Haydn, which could have impacted Mozart's style of Classical countermelody and its application in his second 'tender' movement, especially from the communication with Haydn and his Baroque exploration in 1782 - 1783.

2. It's said this movement was 'full of expressive shading, the result of Mozart's harmonic freedom'. Yes, it's quite right. However, this 'harmonic freedom', in my mind, was from a sudden tiredness (or to say, a 'lazy happiness) after so many happy events broken into Mozart life without the time to relax... In the manuscript, Mozart have all recorded his emotional senses after those mental & real 'adventures' & 'legends' of heroism he made.

3. Masonic music style could also give Mozart some inspirations, as a Freemason's. 4. Imagining: On one morning you woke up under some heavenly golden sunlight and with a lazy stretch, what would you feel? Soul has almost been hollowed-out by those lights directly, which made you feel the world in your life wasn't quite true and was as if in your dream as almost in heaven... Under the sunshine, is it still a little bit of shading sadness hidden back by your sensitive brain... regarding with the position or dream, indeed, you have never changed and reached, though many achievements gained on the way...? Oh, at that moment, you don't want to think more... just let a slow tune going... going into the golden sunlight, as if time has already terminated besides, and with a small true 'your self' hidden in a dark square around your standing feet... Enough or not enough? Oh, God's child - Mozart... what have you really seen before this work?

Finally, thanks to the original manuscript from Breitkopf & Hartel Company and the University of the Arts Berlin, which allow me to touch Mozart's original thoughts of ornamentations and dynamics in his works and more - some extra emotions, for on-going 'Across Time'. Based on a classical respect and a personal love, thanks to the usage of Tokfo/Vienna Gallery!

Jason M. C., Han (talk) 14:25, 28 August 2018 (UTC)
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  (1756–1791)  wikidata:Q254 s:en:Author:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart q:en:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgang Gottlieb Mozart, Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophil Mozart, Wolfgango Amadeo Mozart, Wolfgang Amadè Mozart, Wolfgang Amade Mozart,

Wolfgang Gottlieb Mozart
Description composer, music teacher, pianist, musician, organist and violinist
Date of birth/death 27 January 1756 Edit this at Wikidata 5 December 1791 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Salzburg Vienna
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current02:13, 9 October 20187 min 33 s (4.79 MB)Jason M. C., Han (talk | contribs)In this version, through many times' practices for a 'perfect classroom' performance (though to me, perfectionism never happened in my world and would be far alongside age's growth), many problems of octaves-grasping occurred in 2 edition haven been corrected; meanwhile, the emotional reaches have been kept. I should feel very happy that technical sophistication has been advanced resulting in a shorter time-length, but some original dreams of Mozart fashion have still been carrying... Hopeful...
01:58, 9 October 20188 min 15 s (5.2 MB)Jason M. C., Han (talk | contribs)In this edition (2nd draft), I enriched the expression of it's 'Dynamics' comparison and contrast', in order to 'recover Mozart's detailed emotional reaches and true life rhythm'. However, the problem was from Code Part's Bass Octaves-grasping, which was out of controlling, such as B61-B62,B68 and a final B73-74 in Breikopf& Hartel company and Berlin college's notation requirement. Turning back, the 'Golden emotional background of gracefulness' and positive wellbeing situation for dreaming ne...
14:25, 28 August 20188 min 44 s (5.57 MB)Jason M. C., Han (talk | contribs)User created page with UploadWizard

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