32 pieces displaying the styles and conventions of the classical period. According to the traditional interpretation, the notebook was given to Wolfgang as a present on his seventh birthday, Oct. 31st 1762, from his father Leopold.

Wolfgang Plath writes in the preface to volume IX/27/1 of the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe (p.IX): 'The dedication inscription, allegedly written by Leopold Mozart and dated 31. Oktober 1762, turned out to be a crude forgery. There remained an anomymous piano- and music-book from about 1750 of Central German provenance without any relationship to Mozart.'

Contents

• Menuet
• Menuet de Sigr. Bach
• Bourlesq, alte Volksweise
• Polonaise
• Hasse: Menuet
• Polonaise
• Zwei Menuets
• Waldhorn-Stück
• Entrée
• Bourrée
• Schwaben-Tanz
• Menuet
• Musette
• Polonaise
• Menuet
• Sarabande
• Menuet
• Angloise
• Passepied
• Aria
• Menuet
• Gavotte
• March di Sigr. Bach
• Polonaise
• Menuet
• Fantasia del Sigr. Telemann
• Jägerlied (Dreißer, Dantz Büchlein)
• Bourrée
• March
• Zwei Menuets