Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 2 in F major, K. 280, written in 1774 during a visit to Munich, is a three-movement work notable for its first movement's classic sonata form, its second movement's unique status as the only slow movement in a minor key among his piano sonatas (a mournful, siciliana-like piece), and its final movement's energetic and rapid technical display. The piece offers a blend of technical skill and youthful exuberance, reflecting Mozart's developing style during his time in his late teens.
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