D Scarlatti & Clementi - Keyboard Sonatas
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Label: Divine Art
Cat No: DDA21231
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 2
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 11th October 2019
Contents
Works
Monferrinas (12), op.49Keyboard Sonata in C major, K460
Keyboard Sonata in D major, K490
Keyboard Sonata in D minor, K517
Keyboard Sonata in E major, K28
Keyboard Sonata in E major, K215
Keyboard Sonata in F major, K518
Keyboard Sonata in F minor, K69
Keyboard Sonata in G major, K105
Keyboard Sonata in G major, K259
Keyboard Sonata in G minor, K426
Artists
John McCabe (piano)Works
Monferrinas (12), op.49Keyboard Sonata in C major, K460
Keyboard Sonata in D major, K490
Keyboard Sonata in D minor, K517
Keyboard Sonata in E major, K28
Keyboard Sonata in E major, K215
Keyboard Sonata in F major, K518
Keyboard Sonata in F minor, K69
Keyboard Sonata in G major, K105
Keyboard Sonata in G major, K259
Keyboard Sonata in G minor, K426
Artists
John McCabe (piano)About
This double album was created from two vinyl LPs issued by Hyperion in 1981 and shows McCabe as a first-class interpreter of the baroque and early classical sonata styles, here brought together.
Domenico Scarlatti, an exact contemporary of Handel and JS Bach though living a few years longer, is probably the most renowned and certainly the most prolific of composers of the (usually single-movement) keyboard sonata, more traditionally played on harpsichord. A hundred years later, pre-eminent among others, Clementi developed the classical piano sonata, introducing sustain and other dynamic effects available to the fortepiano, being produced by his family company among others. Both sets of works also translate very well to the modern concert grand.
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