Sonates Pour Violon Et Piano No.25 K.301 - No.29 K.305 - No.32 K.376 - No.35 K.379

Released in the early 1970s, this recording is part of the esteemed collaboration between violinist Henryk Szeryng and pianist Ingrid Haebler for the Philips label. The project sought to provide a definitive, refined interpretation of Mozart's violin sonatas during a period when Philips was heavily invested in high-fidelity classical recordings. These specific sonatas represent the transition from Mozart's earlier galant style to the more structurally complex works of his maturity.

The recording is noted for the balanced interplay between the two soloists, reflecting Szeryng's reputation for technical precision and Haebler's sensitivity to the Viennese classical tradition. Critics of the era generally praised the duo for their restrained elegance and lack of affectation, noting that the production values captured the natural acoustic depth of the performers. It remains a staple for collectors who favor a scholarly yet expressive approach to Mozart's chamber music.