K331 Piano Sonata No 11 In A - Tema

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 Theme from Mozart Sonata No. 11 in A Major, K.331 
  
 transcribed for guitar by Geoff M. Phillips  
  
   
  
 Well, let's see here....I transposed the piece from the original key above to 
 D Major to make it easier to play on the guitar.  I have tried to stick as 
 close to the original piano score as possible, and the dropped D tuning was 
 added to enhance the upward bass movement of the last few measures.  This is 
 the primary theme from the sonata's first movement, which is a set of 
 variations based on this theme. I will probably transcribe some of the 
 variations, let me know which one's you would like to see.  Repeat each 
 section once. 
  
 Please, please, listen to the midi file to get an idea of what is expected 
 of the rhythm and dynamics. Connect the notes as much as possible and try not 
 to screw it up. It isn't that hard to play, and its fun. Listen to a live 
 performance on the piano to get an idea. 
  
 Let me know what you think. Have fun! 
  
  
                  Theme from Sonata No. 11 in A Major 
  
  
 6 string guitar / Drop D Tuning - DADGBE 
  
 6/8 Time 
  
 Andante grazioso (slowly and gracefully, grazioso = charming) 
  
 piano 
 |----------5--5-|----2---3--3-|-----------|-2--5-3---2--0-|--------5--5---| 
 |-7----8-7------|-5----5------|-3--3-5--5-|----5-----3--2-|-7--8-7--------| 
 |----------2--2-|-2----2-2--2-|-2--2-2--2-|-2-------------|--------2--2---| 
 |-7------7-4--4-|----0---2--2-|-----------|-0-------------|-7----7-4--4---| 
 |-5----7-5------|-4----4------|-2--2-4--4-|----------0----|-5--7-5--------| 
 |---------------|-------------|-----------|----5----------|---------------| 
  
                getting louder, then soft 
 |----2---3--3-|---------3--|-2--0-------|| 
 |-5----5------|-3--5-7--5--|-3--2-3----o|| 
 |-2----2-2--2-|-2--2----4--|-2--0-2-----|| 
 |----0---2--2-|------7-----|------4-----|| 
 |-4----4------|-2--4-5-----|-0--0-5----o|| 
 |-------------|---------5--|------------|| 
  
 mezzo piano 
 |-5----7--5--7-----7-|79-10---9--7--7--5--5-| 
 |------------------0-|-----------0----------| 
 |---------2-----0----|------0-------------2-| 
 |-0--4-------0-------|---0----------0--4----| 
 |--------------------|----------------------| 
 |--------------------|----------------------| 
  
 accentuate the high A 
 |-5--------5--3-----5----------2---0--|----------5--5-|----2---3--3-| 
 |----7--3--------5-----7---3---3---2--|-7----8-7------|-5----5------| 
 |----------0---------------1---2------|----------2--2-|-2----2-2--2-| 
 |-4-----------------4-----------------|-7------7-4--4-|----0---2--2-| 
 |-5--------4--------5------2---0------|-5----7-5------|-4----4------| 
 |-------------------------------------|---------------|-------------| 
  
                soft          loud 
 |---------3--|-2--0-0---2--|--2----3--5-----7---9-10---------------------|| 
 |-3--5-7--5--|-3--2-2---3--|--3----2--3-----------------3----7--5---3---o|| 
 |-2--2----4--|-2--0-0------|--2----2-------------------------6-----------|| 
 |------7-----|------0------|--0----2--------5-----------4----5------4----|| 
 |-2--4-5-----|-0--0--------|----------------------------0----0----------o|| 
 |---------5--|-------------|--0----2--4-----5-----------------------0----||