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{ ? b 1. Introduction, bars 1-6: Practice one chord at a time without pedal, repeating each arpeggio at least four times. Play calmly and flowingly. Make sure you hold the D:s in the left hand with your fifth finger and thumb. About the Fantasia in D minor Mozart's D minor Fantasy is an incredibly rewarding piece to play. In terms of technique, it is a work that can be mastered by intermediate or moderately advanced pianists - the improvisational character of the music makes it shift a lot from page to page, but within the different sections, there are many recurring, relatively easy patterns. However, in terms of musical interpretation, it is a considerable challenge even to the most advanced and experienced musician. The Fantasy was only published after Mozart's death, and the manuscript is lost. In the first edition, the piece ended at the fermata in bar 97. Whether Mozart had indended to continue the Fantasy or attach it to a Sonata or Fugue remains unclear. In the Breitkopf & Härtel edition that appeared a few years later, ten concluding bars in D major, probably composed by the editor, appeared. This ending has been republished in practically every edition ever since, and are included in the vast majority of recordings of the piece. Mitsuko Uchida was probably the first recording artist to provide an alternative ending, returning to D minor and the arpeggiated chords of the beginning. The Piano Street Edition offers a shorter version based on the same idea. Preparatory Questions and Exercises 1. How many marked tempo changes can you find in the score? _________ 2. Where is the first marked dynamic change in the score? __________ 3. The Fantasias unique mood is created partly by Mozart's use of chromaticism - half tone steps are among the most expressive intervals. On the first page, can you name a few bars which feature the chromatic scale? _____________________________________ 4. The fantasy-character is underlined by the many silences and fermatas. But not all fermatas are equally dramatic. For example, compare the fermatas of bars 53 and 54. Which of these do you consider the most important and why? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Listen to recordings of the Fantasia while studying the score. Try to think of words which describe the character of each part of the Fantasia. Write them into your score where you think there is a change of mood. Suggested bars: 1, 12, 16, 20, 23 and so on. About the pedal Many performers make quite generous use of the sustaining pedal in the slow section, and the Piano Street Edition has pedal markings throughout the score. The use of pedal creates richer and more colorful sounds, but it is perfectly possible to play the Fantasia with much less or even entirely without pedal. Do all preparatory exercises without pedaling, and continue practicing like that now and then even when you have learnt the piece. This is applicable to all Classical repertoire, where careful articulation is of the essence. In some instances, you might find that the suggested pedalling risks blurring or even cancelling out some of the elements of the score. For example: why hold the D octave in the first bar with the fingers, if all the notes are pedalled anyway? In these instances, experiment with half pedaling. Not pressing the pedal down all the way will keep the sound more clear and transparent in the treble, where most of the important articulation takes place. PS Instructive Edition: Worksheet & Practice Guide Fantasia in D Minor, K. 397 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 5 4 2 1 ? b 1 2 4 2 5 3 3 3 3 3 & b 2. Introduction, bars 9-11: Play the first bar with the sustaining pedal fully down, and make a crescendo to the top. Stay there and listen to the rich A major chord. Keep holding the pedal down when you play the next bar, making a diminuendo. Making half pedal changes on the E, C sharp and A in the last half of the second bar. Raise the pedal enough to avoid a complete blur, but try to keep something of the chordal sound. 2 1 2 4 1 2 4 U 5 4 5 3 4 2 5 2 3 1 4 2 3 U ? b ° 5 3 2 1 ø ø ø U ø 3 œ ˙ ˙ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ˙ ˙ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ Œ œ # œ œ œ # œ œ œ # œ œ # œ œ # œ # œ # œ œ # œ œ # œ # œ # œ œ œ # œ œ Ó ˙ Ó 1/22 Sheet music from www.pianostreet.com Copyright 2014 © Op 111 Productions

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Page 1: Fantasia in D Minor, K. 397 - Piano Street · PDF fileAbout the Fantasia in D minor Mozart's D minor Fantasy is an incredibly rewarding piece to play. ... and the Piano Street Edition

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1. Introduction, bars 1-6: Practice one chord at a time

without pedal, repeating each arpeggio at least four

times. Play calmly and flowingly. Make sure you hold

the D:s in the left hand with your fifth finger and thumb.

About the Fantasia in D minor

Mozart's D minor Fantasy is an incredibly rewarding piece to play. In terms of technique, it is a work that can be mastered by intermediate

or moderately advanced pianists - the improvisational character of the music makes it shift a lot from page to page, but within the different

sections, there are many recurring, relatively easy patterns. However, in terms of musical interpretation, it is a considerable challenge

even to the most advanced and experienced musician.

The Fantasy was only published after Mozart's death, and the manuscript is lost. In the first edition, the piece ended at the fermata in bar

97. Whether Mozart had indended to continue the Fantasy or attach it to a Sonata or Fugue remains unclear. In the Breitkopf & Härtel

edition that appeared a few years later, ten concluding bars in D major, probably composed by the editor, appeared. This ending has been

republished in practically every edition ever since, and are included in the vast majority of recordings of the piece. Mitsuko Uchida was

probably the first recording artist to provide an alternative ending, returning to D minor and the arpeggiated chords of the beginning. The

Piano Street Edition offers a shorter version based on the same idea.

Preparatory Questions and Exercises

1. How many marked tempo changes can you find in the score? _________

2. Where is the first marked dynamic change in the score? __________

3. The Fantasias unique mood is created partly by Mozart's use of chromaticism - half tone steps are among the most expressive

intervals. On the first page, can you name a few bars which feature the chromatic scale? _____________________________________

4. The fantasy-character is underlined by the many silences and fermatas. But not all fermatas are equally dramatic. For example,

compare the fermatas of bars 53 and 54. Which of these do you consider the most important and why?

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. Listen to recordings of the Fantasia while studying the score. Try to think of words which describe the character of each part of the

Fantasia. Write them into your score where you think there is a change of mood. Suggested bars: 1, 12, 16, 20, 23 and so on.

About the pedal

Many performers make quite generous use of the sustaining pedal in the slow section, and the Piano Street Edition has pedal markings

throughout the score. The use of pedal creates richer and more colorful sounds, but it is perfectly possible to play the Fantasia with much

less or even entirely without pedal. Do all preparatory exercises without pedaling, and continue practicing like that now and then even

when you have learnt the piece. This is applicable to all Classical repertoire, where careful articulation is of the essence.

In some instances, you might find that the suggested pedalling risks blurring or even cancelling out some of the elements of the score. For

example: why hold the D octave in the first bar with the fingers, if all the notes are pedalled anyway? In these instances, experiment with

half pedaling. Not pressing the pedal down all the way will keep the sound more clear and transparent in the treble, where most of the

important articulation takes place.

PS Instructive Edition: Worksheet & Practice Guide

Fantasia in D Minor, K. 397

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changes on the E, C sharp and A in the last half of the second bar. Raise the pedal enough to avoid a complete blur, but try to keep

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slowly. Use a light arm for the repeated thirds, making sure they are exactly

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Then practice the right hand. There are no articulation marks in the score, which means that Mozart probably intended a detached style.

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playing portato, lifting a tiny bit between notes but giving each note an expressive legato quality.

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4. Forte chords, bars 20-22

Start practicing withour the notes

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notes, play them in this relaxed

state.

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heaviest. Play the 32nds calmly

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Bars 42 and 43 will need extra practice. Practice one hand at a time and observe the fingerings. With our suggested left hand fingering you

will frequently use the second and fourth finger to play parallel thirds. Focusing on this feature will help you memorize the whole passage.

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portions selected below, which are then repeated in lower registers when you play the complete section. The added rhytmizations are only

to make the shape of the run clearer. They do not imply any accents, and do not have to be followed slavishly.

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8. Allegretto, bars 55-69: In Mozart's time, it was unusual to write legato slurs

across barlines. This doesn't necessarily mean that you have to make a noticeable

lift at the end of every bar. Below we provide a version with longer legato slurs, to

show how a majority of pianists actually play this passage.

But Mozart's slurs also tell us something about which notes should be emphasized,

which is why it still makes sense practicing bar by bar observing Mozart's articulation

markings. Begin by practicing the right hand of bars 56 and 58 using the same

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