Kleine Klavierstücke = Little Piano Pieces = Petites Pièces Pour Piano

Released in 1978 on the Philips label, this recording features the Austrian pianist Ingrid Haebler performing a selection of Mozart's miscellaneous piano works. The album was part of an era when Philips sought to solidify its reputation for high-fidelity classical recordings, focusing on Haebler's reputation as a preeminent interpreter of the Viennese classical tradition. Her approach is characterized by a refined, understated elegance that seeks to reflect the clarity and structural balance of the 18th-century style.

Ingrid Haebler’s career was defined by her devotion to Mozart, and her recordings for Philips in the 1970s are widely regarded as definitive benchmarks for their technical precision and stylistic restraint. The design of this particular release reflects the minimalist, clean aesthetic typical of Philips classical LPs from that decade, prioritizing the performer's name and the composer's work against a professional, understated sleeve. It was well-received by critics of the period for its nuanced phrasing and the technical clarity of the analog production.