Hello! Does anyone know which album of complete Well tempered Clavier and Beethoven complete sonatas I can buy? Who are the good interpreters of such works? So far I have Daniel Barenboim's WTC book 1, fredrich Gulda's WTC book 2, and Claudio Arrau's Beethovens. What more? |
.. should I play?
I am currently studying Brahms Op.10 Nº3(almost finishing) and Mozart's k330, I've finished bach's prelude and fugue in g major from wtc1. oh and I play just a few difficult parts of chopin's op. 31 and the first (and half of the second) page of his first ballade
I was thinking, it could be the pathetique or moonlight, I want to play something difficult (not veery difficult) I also red the score of the 110, it's not very hard, right?
thanks!
PD: I'm 15 years old and I want to give my first recital soon, in november or next year's march |
hi there! as i mention, i am working on this repertory: bach - prelude and fugue 6 (book 1); mozart - sonata k 332; brahms - rhapsody opus 79/2; debussy - prelude 10 villa-lobos - 3 cirandas (o cravo..., a condessa, nesta rua)
however, i just finished the mozart and i like to start studying the background of any piece i will play in advance. hence, i need to decide my next sonata, and it must be one by beethoven.
until now, i played the following classical sonatas: haydn - sonata 8 (g major); mozart - sonatas k 545, 282, 280 (and now 332); beethoven - sonatas opus 49 (both), 79, and opus 2/1; no schubert yet.
so, what do you advise? thanks for any suggestion! |
| The new ABRSM edition includes the WoO earlier sonatas (3 of them at least), and actually I already own them seperately in a book entitled 'Seven Sonatinas', are these works comparable to his early sonatas? What do you think of them? |