Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 9 in D, K. 311 [complete]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 9 in D major, K 311 (284c) (1777) is a sonata in three movements:
1. Allegro con spirito
2. Andante con espressione
3. Rondeau (allegro)
A typical performance takes about 15 to 17 minutes.
The first movement begins with a swift and cheerful melody which lasts for several measures and leads into a passage of rapid sixteenth notes. The section ends with four strong chords, quickly leaping into the second theme (which is repeated). A brief section of the second theme is then repeated in a minor key. With a few soft chords the movement gradually transfers into the swift original melody and closes.
The second movement, being more relaxed, starts with a slow melody accented by soft cadences with the left hand. Gradually the bass progresses with a moving ostinato into the second theme. The main melody is played again, followed by a short minor section. The original key is then reestablished as the second movement ends.
The energetic and robust third movement, being the most technically demanding of the three, begins with several acciaccaturas, and a sixteenth note passage introduces the second theme. The main theme is repeated and enters into a minor section. A rapid chromatic scale takes the piece back to the major key at the conclusion of the sonata. The piece as a whole can be clearly categorized under Mozart's "Middle Period," having matured thematic development and evident orchestral writing.
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NOTE: I do not know who the performers of this are, nor the place and date of recording!!! Any suggestions are welcome.
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ENJOY!!!! :D

[@ianneighbour7229]

Mozart was the Greatest of all Time!

[@DhiaMedina]

And he still the best of all time

[@variantevondir]

Very professional played. Everything technically billiant shimmering.
All correct, also "senza spirito :
This can only grow slow. We a organic, not mechanic. It seems to me, a musical impression needs time to reflect in the listeners mind. If a reflexion is overtuned by yet another hamonic impuls, it is to me, like crossing waves in the water. It gets turbulent. It is only my personal impression. I do not want to missjugde your work!
Tome, today´s Pianists find themselves under a need for speed,

[@halliekruger4813]

He was the best there ever was!!

[@ZachOnett]

my favorite sonata movement he wrote

[@kirbycide1]

light and sweet

[@op.classic7734]

9:12

[@ryanmcgrath4037]

fantastically played

[@rinztv3603]

mozart is legend futur

[@Hbartattoo]

Well done!!! I really like this sonata. thank you so much

[@MrFpam]

As well as denying knowledge of the performer this has been sped up so that it sounds in E flat. Is this also part of evading copyright?

[@caterscarrots3407]

with a harpsichord you can only hear notes up to the length of a quarter note. With modern pianos you can hear a note as long as a double whole and even longer. Don't know how Mozart had half notes in his music when he played on pianos that like harpsichords you could only hear up to quarter notes.

[@euclid1618]

This tuning

[@isabellllee]

Why does the tuning sound higher than 442? Love this interpretation tho.

[@ZufriedenStudios]

Currently, I am learning Piano Sonata No. 11 K. 331. Due the interesting similarities between both pieces in melody, I may learn this at some later time.

[@ChaDongYubTV]

모차르트 - 소나타 제9번 D장조 K.311 음악

[@maumusa123]

Very refreshing. Thanks.

[@MaartenvanRossemLezingen]

sounds great. really happy song

[@pjun0505]

Wow!!Just what I wanted thank you
very much Am4d3usMOz4rt!!
정말감사합니다 꾸벅

[@safesitu]

pjun0505 Um.....Mitsuko played this music...

[@johntouzios9478]

What city is pictured in the video. As far as performer, this RUclips came up as second choice for Anda.

[@zimon_6984]

Salzburg

[@ashleyez2022]

Mozart was a cool dude, bought me a beer once

[@bach9079]

Bravo!!!!

[@MusikPiratCH]

Try Krystian Zimerman - so natural played! :D

[@9Simmo]

why has it been transposed to E-flat??

[@MrFpam]

That is the result of it being sped up.

[@FrankLin-tm3lc]

this tuning is terrible but the playing is brilliant its very colourful and it sounds very enthusiastic and bouncy! well done!

[@unoriginalusername1748]

Frank Lin actually the tuning is normal for European standards. The standard concert pitch in most European countries is A=443 Hz, slightly higher than the 440 Hz we hear in the US.

[@Pianoforjoy]

Who? Who is playing?
Quite a player!

[@AmazingAmigo]

Mitsuko Uchida i would guess. Not sure, but it sounds like her

[@user-ut1fk8yr2z]

Evgeni bozhanov

[@bubffm]

Seems to be Evgeni Bozhanov

[@user-ds6wz8pi7t]

Я тебя люблю

[@MisterMusicarta]

So who's playing?

[@AmazingAmigo]

Mitsuko Uchida

[@o_polichinelo]

IS SHE?

[@user-ut1fk8yr2z]

Evgeni bozhanov

[@titussloong]

good

[@AaronPetitPiano]

5 people failed their math exam!

[@runeshark2]

Kewl

[@rossini9mozart10]

Sad....

[@user-us9nj6gn7s]

ㅓ

[@o_polichinelo]

I hate that terrible tuning

[@kirbycide1]

so slow.......