Mozart/ Hanson/ Arthur - Sonatas for Violin & PianoFor this new recording, violinist Peter Hanson, one of the most prominent period instrument players of his generation, turns his attention to Mozart's extraordinary and innovative output of sonatas for violin and piano. Hanson is joined by acclaimed keyboard player and regular collaborator Andrew Arthur in this programme of four sonatas (K. 301, K. 304 5 & K. 454), each of which was dedicated to an exceptional woman of the time, with the aristocratic

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