This is my arrangement of Mozart's Sonata for 2 Pianos in D, K. 448, complete 3 movements, for 1 piano, 4 hands. Since it isn't so easy finding a hall or any place where there are 2 pianos laying around I decided to make my own arrangement of this marvelous composition for 1 piano, four hands. I tried to be faithful to the original music as much as possible. Each of the movements are also available separately as well. Enjoy.

The score on the Youtube video may look strange but when you purchase the score they are very professional looking and does not look like the score on the video.
https://youtu.be/8B5cibc92-0

A version that preserves the original, including the correct key of the original, A-flat major, while leaving out the second middle swing section that, in this artist's opinion, is supposed to be improvised anyways. Shortened version with all of the most crucial elements of the classic. This is intended for informal holiday gatherings, not Carnegie Hall or college recitals. 8/8 rhythm and larger note heads to facilitate better counting (this tune DEFINITELY makes more sense if you practice it by counting each measure as 8 beats and not 4 with subdivisions) for the beginning to intermediate level pianist.