Mozart's 'Variations for Piano' are like a diary of his entire creative life. From K.24 of the nine-year old to K.613 composed only a few months prior to his death, these variations reveal ideas and traits that have come to be known as his unique style.

This edition of Mozart's Sonata in B-Flat Major K.292, is edited and arranged for bassoon and piano by William Waterhouse. This work was thought to have been written in 1775, and remains one of the best classical sonatas composed for bassoon.

Facsimile a colori della partitura autografa di Clementi, corredato della edizione moderna in partitura e delle parti (fl., v.no, vc. e pf.).

Maurice Hinson has included a wealth of background information and analysis in this edition of Mozart's Sonata in A. Topics covered include the context in which the piece was written, character of the piece and formal analysis, plus other performance suggestions designed to increase the student's understanding of the structure and context of the piece, resulting in a more accurate stylistic performance.

German/English. Translated by Cardelli.