W. A. Mozart (1756-1791)
Sonatas para piano
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DG
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W. A. Mozart (1756-1791)
Sonatas para piano
Maria João Pires
DG
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I left out some options on the last Chopin poll, so here are more. At the moment, which of these Chopin pieces do you like the most ?
Ballades
Scherzi
Polonaises
Preludes
Impromptus
Sonatas
No soy pianista, pero no me preguntes por qué, sé que podría tocarte sonatas en la espalda durante toda la noche — Pablo Benavente.
“Hacíamos el amor como dos músicos que se juntan para cantar sonatas. Era así, el piano iba por su lado y el violín por el suyo y de eso salía la sonata, pero ya ves, en el fondo no nos encontrábamos."
Julio Cortázar
Schubert: The Last Three Piano Sonatas
Composer: Franz Peter Schubert Artists: Folke Nauta, Frank van de Laar, Klára Würtz
Beethoven: Piano Sonata ’’Les Adieux’’ op. 81
My second post is about a piece which is a monument of friendly love, which is often underappreciated in classical music. The sonata ’’Les Adieux’’(Farewell) is his 26th sonata, one of the last piano pieces from the middle period. It is a programmatic and autobiograhpic piece too. He composed this piece from 1809 to 1810. In 1809, Napoléon Bonaparte attacked Vienna, and Beethoven’s patron (and close friend) Archduke Rudolphe had to leave the city. The Archduke was an accomplished musician, and other famous works, such as the Hammerklavier Sonata, Missa Solemnis or the Archduke Trio were also dedicated to him.
This sonata tells the story of the Archduke’s departure, his absence and return in three movements.
I. Das Lebewohl (The Farewell)
II. Abwesenheit (Absence)
III. Das Wiedersehen (The Return)
The sonata’s title originates from the first movement. The syllabes of the German word Lebewohl are written above the first three chords, forshadowing the Leitmotif technique later used by romantic era composerts such as Liszt and Wagner.
I chose a recording by Richard Goode, who is the first American pianist to record all the piano sonatas by Beethoven.
Enjoy! - Noémi Baki-Szmaler, guest editor - @une-barque-sur-l-ocean
Ignaz Moscheles (1794-1870) - Sonata “mélancholique” [in one movement] for Piano in f-sharp minor, Op. 49. Performed by John Khouri, fortepiano.
whats ur fav sonata
sonata pathétique from beethoven, prob, but that's a hard question 😩💔
what about u 🥺