Carl Czerny: Sonata No. 2 in A minor (3/3)

[thegreatapologist]

I love how the fourth movement ends with a little imitative polyphony, as an introduction to the 5th movement fugue.

[aozorasys]

前にコメントをしたのであるが、ここにもう一度。

イ短調の響きが、何度聞いても素晴らしい。

ありがとうございました。



[tomthemodeloso]

is there any resamblance to the hammerklavier fugue? or is it just me?

[protte225]

I'd like to add that the Adagio's middle theme is on of the most expressive themes that Czerny ever wrote. The entire sonata contains some of his best writing.

[ramauehandel]

Amazing

[AchilleDebussy]

I don't get why Czerny has been overlooked by so many pianists for so long. This sonata is great!

[protte225]

@AchilleDebussy  I couldn't agree more that this is one of Czerny's better works. The Scherzo in particular is interesting because of its rythmic feature. I like the fugue tacked on for a final movement. He added a fugue to his 1st sonata in A-flat which is longer and at the conclusion quotes the opening of the 1st movement.

[japanesesweet]

@AchilleDebussy I agree.....even within the constraints of the studies there are some moments of stunning lyrical beauty eg.nos 31 and 39 from op.335.

[susumu07]

@AchilleDebussy

Probably because everyone has this stereotype that he was only a teacher and just composed boring old studies, he's only for improving technical skills and not for live performance, blah blah.... that's a pile of bull. A lot of his works may sound like studies, but VERY beautiful ones. Remember, Czerny himself was a student of Beethoven. Anyone who likes Beethoven, Weber, or Schubert should definitely have a look at Czerny, his music is definitely of comparable quality.

[kokomanation]

very good!!

[aozorasys]

めったに聞くことのなかった曲ですが、さすがピアノの大家だけあ­って素晴らしい。再生リストにして、何回も聞かせていただきまし­ょう。

ありがとうございました。