Selected Piano Sonatas - Volume I (1768-1785) Piano Solo ，
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Composer: Muzio Clementi
Editor: Alan Tyson
Instrument: Piano
Publisher: Henle Urtext Edition
Description:
Muzio Clementi was born four years before Mozart and outlived Beethoven by five. Thus this Italian pianist and composer helped fashion the entire Classical era in music. However, his pedagogical tour de force, the “Gradus ad parnassum”, has tended to negatively influence the esteem he enjoyed as an artist, something that our first volume of Clementi's piano sonatas should help rectify. This selection of ten moderately difficult to difficult works allows a glimpse into Clementi's sonata workshop between 1768 and 1785. His predilection for the finer pointsof part-writing and contrapuntal art blend here with a formal and dignified classicism. Our carefully revised Urtext edition is basedon the first versions of the pieces, published in the 1770s and 1780s.
Editor: Alan Tyson
Instrument: Piano
Publisher: Henle Urtext Edition
Song List:
Clementi: Sonata g minor op. 8,1
Clementi: Sonata f minor op. 13,6
Clementi: Sonata A major op. 10,1
Clementi: Sonata B flat major op. 8,3
Clementi: Sonata g minor op. 7,3
Clementi: Sonata B flat major op. 24,2
Clementi: Sonata B flat major Oeuvre 1,2
Clementi: Sonata A major op. 2,4
Clementi: Sonata G major WO 14
Clementi: Sonata E flat major op. 9,3
Description:
Muzio Clementi was born four years before Mozart and outlived Beethoven by five. Thus this Italian pianist and composer helped fashion the entire Classical era in music. However, his pedagogical tour de force, the “Gradus ad parnassum”, has tended to negatively influence the esteem he enjoyed as an artist, something that our first volume of Clementi's piano sonatas should help rectify. This selection of ten moderately difficult to difficult works allows a glimpse into Clementi's sonata workshop between 1768 and 1785. His predilection for the finer pointsof part-writing and contrapuntal art blend here with a formal and dignified classicism. Our carefully revised Urtext edition is basedon the first versions of the pieces, published in the 1770s and 1780s.