Piano Sonatas, Volume 2 K. 330-333, 457, 475, 533+494, 545, 570, 576
Sheet Music Book
By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

This is the best edition of the Mozart sonatas currently available. It is scholarly and the the most authoritative certainly, however with the fantastic quality of a Barenreiter as well! Barenreiter offers impeccable binding (second only the Henle), beautiful engraving, paper and printing quality. And with their plastic coated covers...

actually last longer than Henles (unless you buy a hardcover). These books are also beautiful and look amazing on your shelf, the red is very evocative of Mozart I find.

I bought this volume primarily for the Sonata in A, or, also known as the sonata with the Rondo “Alla Turca” which is one of my favorite Mozart sonatas. The book is big, hefty and a great price for all the material. I recommend this one highly.

This is the nicest edition that I've found, and I've looked at quite a few. The best part is the music is uncluttered and easy to read. If you're looking for an edition with lots of fingerings and phrasing by an editor, you'll be disappointed, since...

this edition has neither. However, if you're looking for an accurate good quality urtext, this is it.

Of the three editions I own of the Mozart Sonatas (Peters, Broder, and Barenreiter), this one is clearly the best. The scholarship behind the text is impeccable, and the print is clear and clean. The result is worth the extra one must pay for this version.It is important to...

note that most of the Barenreiter editions do not have fingering, unless the composer himself included the fingering. There is no fingering in this edition.

For Mozart Sonatas, this Baerenreiter edition is the authority. Henle may be the way to go for Bach and Beethoven, but not here. I don't know any serious performers or professors who don't use this very edition!