The analysis of W. A. Mozart's chilhood and maturity period violin sonatas in terms of techniques and musical

In this study, the purpose is to conduct "technical and musical analysis of piano-violin sonatas of W.A. Mozart during his childhood and adulthood periods". Musical-technical and form-harmonic features obtained as a result of investigating K.6, which is the first piano-violin sonata composed by W.A. Mozart in his childhood, K.31, which is the last piano-violin sonata composed in his childhood and piano-violin sonatas numbered K.526 which was composed as second to last in his adulthood period have been confirmed by analysis method, interpreted in accordance with gained information via literature review. As a conclusion, it is given place to individual information about piano-violin sonatas of W.A. Mozart's childhood and adulthood periods, Classical Period music features, music style features of W. A. Mozart and historical and usage features by W. A. Mozart of the technics and ornamentations in sonatas numbered K.6, K.31 and K.526, form and harmonic features of works in the study. It is thought that this study will provide perspective to all researchers, performers, violin trainers and students about piano-violin sonatas of W.A. Mozart and will become a useful source. Key Words: W.A.Mozart, Childhood Sonatas, Maturity Sonatas, Classical Period, Violin Education, Music.