Roland_Brautigam-Beethoven_(Early_Vienna_Sonatas)-2005-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

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JUST

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106,50 MB

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16

Date

2006-05-06

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Artist.......: Roland Brautigam
Album........: Beethoven (early Vienna Sonatas)
Label........: Bis Records
Genre........: Classical
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Apr-21-2006
str.date.....: 000-00-2005
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   sonata n░1 in f minor _ allegro               03:24
 02.   sonata n░1 in f minor _ adagio                05:05
 03.   sonata n░1 in f minor _ menuetto. allegretto  03:30
 04.   sonata n░1 in f minor _ prestissimo           04:24
 05.   sonata n░2 in a major _ allegro vivace        06:52
 06.   sonata n░2 in a major _ largo appassionato    05:57
 07.   sonata n░2 in a major _ scherzo. allegretto   03:25
 08.   sonata n░2 in a major _ rondo. grazioso       06:33
 09.   sonata n░3 in c major _ allegro con brio      10:34
 10.   sonata n░3 in c major _ adagio                07:42
 11.   sonata n░3 in c major _ scherzo. allegro      03:04
 12.   sonata n░3 in c major _ allegro assai         05:36
 13.   sonata n░19 in g minor _ andante              03:57
 14.   sonata n░19 in g minor _ rondo. allegro       03:03
 15.   sonata n░20 in g major _ allegro, ma non      04:47
       troppo
 16.   sonata n░20 in g major _ tempo di menuetto    03:11

                                            Runtime  81:04 min
                                            Size     106,5 MB


Release Notes:

On "Early Vienna Sonatas", the second disc of the
series, we go backwards in time a couple of years.
Beethoven has just arrived in Vienna, and is taking
lessons with Haydn û lessons which he himself found
less than earth-shattering. He has also made the
acquaintance of Prince Lichnowsky, a patron whose
support would be very important for the young
composer during the coming decades. The Op. 2
sonatas were in fact first performed at a concert
at Prince LichnowskyÆs residence before an audience
which included Haydn, who insisted on a dedication
û to BeethovenÆs annoyance. (He privately stated
that he had ænie etwas gelerntÆ (ænever learned
anythingÆ) from Haydn.) Written by a young man
obviously intending to make his mark, the Op. 2
sonatas are on a much grander scale than those of
Haydn and Mozart. They are also much more virtuosic
û something that Ronald Brautigam takes in his
stride!

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