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Daily (mini) Reco Entry 1203: Wednesday, May 17, 2017, AM
Albumblätter (Album Leaves), Op. 124, No. 4, Waltz in A Minor, composed by Robert Schumann and performed by Raymond Zeng
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Daily (mini) Reco Entry 1203: Wednesday, May 17, 2017, AM
Albumblätter (Album Leaves), Op. 124, No. 4, Waltz in A Minor, composed by Robert Schumann and performed by Raymond Zeng
For the sake of your blog's title, what are your top six (or any number, even) sonatas?
Off the top of my head, in the order they came to me:
Beethoven op 109 - so intimate and unorthodox
Schubert #21 in Bb, D.960 - esp. 2nd mvt
Haydn #20 in Cminor - Hob. XVI/20 - this was on one of my earliest records, with Mikhail Pletnev performing
Mozart F major, K332 - this is the first full sonata I ever learned
Beethoven op 110 - the fugues!
Berg Piano Sonata Op. 1 - one movement so perfect it requires nothing further