Costantino Mastroprimiano -Sämtliche Klaviersonaten Für Fortepiano Vol.6 -Brilliant Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Allegro Molto Vivace

1.2 Adagio, Sostenuto E Cantabile

1.3 Allegro: Canone I Perpetuo, Per Moto Retto - Canone II Perpetuo, Per Moto Contrario

1.4 Finale: Presto

1.5 Molto Adagio E Sostenuto - Allegro Con Fuoco E Con Espressione

1.6 Largo, Mesto E Patetico

1.7 Allegro - Tempo Primo - Presto

1.8 Adagio Molto - Allegro

1.9 Adagio Con Molta Espressione

1.10 Allegro

2.1 Introduzione: Larghetto Cantabile (Attacca Subito)

2.2 Allegro Con Brio

2.3 Adagio Cantabile E Sostenuto

2.4 Finale: Allegro Con Fuoco

2.5 No. 1

2.6 No. 2

2.7 No. 3

2.8 No. 4

2.9 No. 5

2.10 No. 6

2.11 No. 7

2.12 No. 8

2.13 No. 9

2.14 No. 10

2.15 No. 11

2.16 No. 12

3.1 Allegro Maestoso E Con Sentimento

3.2 Adagio Sostenuto E Patetico

3.3 Allegro Vivace

3.4 Allegro Non Troppo, Ma Con Energia

3.5 Adagio Con Espressione

3.6 Allegro Con Fuoco, Ma Non Troppo Presto

3.7 Largo Patetico E Sostenuto - Allegro Ma Con Espressione

3.8 Adagio Dolente

3.9 Allegro Agitato E Con Disperazione

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Constantino Mastroprimiano

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The final volume of Brilliant Classics' acclaimed Clementi series, this release is dedicated to the composer's last and most mature works for pianoforte: the Sonatas Opp. 40, 46 and 50, and the 12 Monferrinas Op.49. The works embrace a period of around 20 years and were a major landmark within Clementi's output. Slow introductions abound, and although Opp. 40 and 50 were composed separately, it is highly likely that the latter was intended as a sequel to the former because of their shared stylistic detail. From Op.40 No.1's formal experimentation to the quasi-orchestral writing of Op.50 No.3, the compilation also includes various homages - most notably Op.46, whose high level of virtuosity comprises a fitting tribute to the great pianist Friedrich Kalkbrenner. Recorded in July 2009. Costantino Mastroprimiano plays a fine original instrument, a Clementi from 1828, from the famous Edwin Beunk Collection. A glorious finale to this excellent series, played with gusto, feeling and brilliance by Costantino Mastroprimiano!

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1094342BRC

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