Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)
18 pieces by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to read and learn at your keyboard, easiest first. Each one comes with easier versions made from the score itself, so you can start below its level and work up to it as written.
- Pieces
- 18
- Levels
- 2 to 4
- Key signatures
- 2 flats to 2 sharps
- Length
- 8 to 418 bars
Level 2
A tune over a simple left hand, mostly in one hand position. Minuets, carols, Ode to Joy, Czerny's first studies.
Level 3
Both hands busy, the hand moves around, a sharp or flat or two. Most of the Notebook minuets, sonatinas, The Entertainer.
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Andante in C, K. 1a
no sharps or flats, 3/4, 8 bars -
Komm, lieber Mai
1 flat, 6/8, 17 bars -
Allegro in F, K. 1c
1 flat, 2/4, 25 bars -
Minuet in F, K. 5
1 flat, 3/4, 32 bars -
Minuet in C, K. 1f
no sharps or flats, 3/4, 33 bars -
Minuet in F, K. 1d
1 flat, 3/4, 40 bars -
Minuet in D, K. 7
2 sharps, 3/4, 44 bars -
Minuet in F, K. 2
1 flat, 3/4, 48 bars -
Allegro in B flat, K. 3
2 flats, 2/4, 61 bars -
Rondo alla turca (Turkish March)
no sharps or flats, 2/4, 65 bars -
Minuet and Trio in G, K. 1
1 sharp, 3/4, 81 bars
Level 4
Real independence between the hands and more accidentals. Bach's inventions and little preludes, Für Elise, Chopin's easier preludes.
More composers
In the library with two or more pieces.
- Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach 2
- Johann Sebastian Bach 14
- Ludwig van Beethoven 8
- Friedrich Burgmüller 2
- Frédéric Chopin 11
- Carl Czerny 12
- Claude Debussy 3
- George Frideric Handel 5
- Joseph Haydn 4
- James Hook 2
- Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre 2
- Scott Joplin 3
- Henry Lemoine 6
- Felix Mendelssohn 2
- Leopold Mozart 2
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 18
- Christian Petzold 2
- Jean-Philippe Rameau 2
- Erik Satie 3
- Domenico Scarlatti 3
- Franz Schubert 4
- Alexander Scriabin 2
- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 3
- Georg Philipp Telemann 2
- Antonio Vivaldi 2
- Traditional 8