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Sonata in F major, KV 332, 3rd movement
![First page of the score: Sonata in F major, KV 332, 3rd movement · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756—1791) — First edition · Vienna: Artaria, [1784]](https://i0.wp.com/leanoregillet.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/score-mozart-k332-iii-artaria-1784.webp?fit=1500%2C952&ssl=1)
History
Composed in 1783 during Mozart’s early years in Vienna, the Piano Sonata in F major, K. 332 belongs to a group of sonatas that reflect his full artistic maturity. Written at a time when Mozart was asserting his independence as a composer and performer, the work combines Classical balance with expressive depth and dramatic contrast. The sonata illustrates Mozart’s mastery of keyboard writing, blending lyrical elegance with bold harmonic turns and a refined sense of dialogue between musical ideas. It stands as a clear example of the Classical piano sonata at its most expressive, bridging formal clarity and emotional richness.
Structure
The third movement is a lively finale written in rondo form. A recurring main theme, characterized by rhythmic vitality and playful articulation, alternates with contrasting episodes that explore different tonal areas and expressive characters. The movement maintains a clear formal balance while showcasing brilliance, lightness, and forward momentum, bringing the sonata to an energetic and joyful conclusion.
Original title
Sonate für Klavier in F-Dur, K. 332
In the Repertoire since
2025
Publicly performed