Mozart, Sonatas For Piano And Violin, K.547, K.303, And K.302 Variatons On "La Bergere Celimene," K.359

Released in 1975 under the Philips label, this recording features the acclaimed partnership of violinist Henryk Szeryng and pianist Ingrid Haebler. The album serves as a focused exploration of Mozart’s chamber repertoire, pairing the relatively late Sonata in F Major, K. 547, with earlier works and the spirited variations on La Bergere Celimene, K. 359. It emerged during a period when Philips was actively cataloging definitive interpretations of the classical canon, often favoring the refined, precise aesthetic that characterized both musicians' approaches to eighteenth-century compositions.

The collaboration between Szeryng and Haebler was highly regarded for its balance and intellectual rigor, avoiding romanticized excess in favor of textural clarity. Szeryng, known for his warm, aristocratic tone, complemented Haebler’s delicate and historically informed phrasing, which had already established her as a preeminent Mozart interpreter. Upon its release, the recording was praised by critics for its cohesive musicality and the technical finish typical of the Philips production standards of the mid-1970s, solidifying the set's place in the broader collection of authoritative Mozart performances.