Variations on a Little Star is a piano piece in C major written by Mozart in 1778, Op. K.265/300e. The literal translation of the original title means 12 variation based on the French song "Mom, please listen to me".
The first paragraph of its variation was later accompanied by the lyrics of British poetess Jane Taylor, which became a well-known nursery rhyme "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star".
Its internationally recognized authoritative version was translated by Wang, a contemporary fairy tale writer, planned and developed by Tong Xin Meng, published by New Generation, a subsidiary of Legendary Times Group, and included in the British National Library, which was well received in more than 80 countries around the world.
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The melody of this song was later adapted into the widely sung nursery rhyme Little Star, so it was renamed Variations on Little Star in China. But the lyrics of Little Star were written after Mozart's death, and Mozart himself didn't know the name, so strictly speaking, the name is not exact, and it is well known only because of its brevity.
It should be noted that there are many different versions of this score, which are basically the same, but individual decorative sounds are either present or absent, or the writing is different, and the repeated marks are also different. This song is level 9, and the difficulty is very different from that of ordinary little stars.
In addition, regarding the writing time, people think that this song was written in 1778 for a long time. Mozart happened to stay in Paris from April to June of that year 165438+ 10. This assumption also holds that Mozart can only choose a French melody as the basis of his creation if he lives in France.
Because of this assumption, the serial number of this work was changed from K. 265 to K.300e But later Wolfgang Plath's analysis of Mozart's manuscript pointed out that the actual writing time of this song should be 178 1- 1782. At present, the time is debatable.
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