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This is a parody of Mozart's Sonata K. 545, first movement. Since he termed it 'Sonata facile,' I took 'facile' and made an English equivalent. What greater fun is there than taking an over-played work and turning it into laughs and giggles? My version starts with a bitonal setting, but quickly becomes something more complicated. The left hand gets involved; no more of this 'all-the- work-is-in-the-right-hand' stuff. Jazz chords intrude; Tchaikovsky makes an appearance (after all, he adored Mozart). It's a lark, a humorous lampoon. Humor in music is alive and well!
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